Managing individual and group disciplinary problem
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This document discusses ways for teachers to manage individual and group disciplinary problems in the classroom. It recommends that teachers understand individual differences, students' family backgrounds, and provide counselling to solve individual issues. For group problems, the document suggests that teachers should lead by good behavior, vary their teaching methods, and include different classroom activities to maintain student engagement and discipline. Regularly updating one's teaching channel with new content and methods is also encouraged.
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Introduction,
5.2 Ascertaining Users Needs,
5.3 Selection of Documents,
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5.5 Selection Criteria,
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