Stricter school discipline is making a comeback to Australian classrooms in a bid to help teachers stamp out disruptive behaviour.
The national framework aims to stamp out disruptive behaviour by giving teachers skills to deal with even the most difficult students.
AERO program director Sarah Richardson said the guidelines gave teachers evidence-based strategies that had been proven in the classroom. “It is extreme behaviour that often makes the headlines, but it is behaviour such as calling out, constant chatting while teachers are trying to teach and students not listening that is more of a disruption that teachers have to deal with.
University of NSW professor Rebecca Collie said in the report that teacher working conditions — including demands, such as disruptive student behaviour — appeared to be getting worse over time. The report found teachers were subject to verbal and physical abuse form students and parents, which had to led to physical injuries, stress and anxiety.
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