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My Student.
by Mr.S, Aug 06, 2007 08:05PM
I am Teaching a child that just can't controll his anger he is fine around me but as soon as he is left he can easily become angry and frustrated. He gets frustraited with his work and does not even attempt it. Even though he is capable of doing the work set.
He is very big for his age double the size of most of the children.
But recently he has been threatening teachers with what I would call extreme threats.
I am lost as what to do next .
please any advice
Member Comments (1)
by Cleveland Mom, Aug 07, 2007 03:56PM
You should report the behaviors to your supervisor and/or administrator. The child needs to receive consequences for the negative behaviors based on school policies i.e. angry outbursts, making threats to teachers. A meeting needs to be set with this child's parents/legal guardian(s), school administrators and yourself to discuss the concerns and set up a behavior/discipline plan. This child needs to be evaluated by a behavioral specialist i.e. clinical psychologist or clinical social worker for child therapy and/or family therapy to assess emotional and behavioral concerns and to provide treatment so that he can function at his highest level. Best wishes...
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