Disruptive Behavior in Australian Classrooms Linked to Poor Class Management

Leave nothing to chance when it comes to habits, routines, and expectations around student behaviour, says one expert.
Disruptive Behavior in Australian Classrooms Linked to Poor Class Management
Performing arts class at Lysterfield Primary School in Melbourne, Australia, on May 26, 2020. Daniel Pockett/Getty Images
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Education experts have blamed a lack of good classroom management skills behind a rise in disruptive behaviour by Australian students.

During a parliament inquiry into classroom disruption, Glenn Fahey, director of the education program at the Centre for Independent Studies, said Australian classrooms were among the world’s most disruptive.

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