The document discusses how teachers can deal with disruptive student behavior in the classroom. It notes that disruptive behavior has always been a concern for teachers and can hinder the learning process. The document recommends that teachers examine ways to modify the classroom environment to reduce disruptive behaviors, determine effective intervention strategies, and choose classroom management techniques that address issues like students talking without permission, refusing to engage in class, or disregarding the teacher's instructions. Teachers are encouraged to establish clear behavioral expectations, monitor attendance and participation, and implement prevention and intervention strategies to promote positive discipline and reduce problems within the classroom.