For teachers, disruptive behavior always presents problems in class. Thus, as classroom managers and leaders, we tend to discipline students and give warnings. This in turn gives us that mere hope that the said individuals will not repeat the actions in the long run.
Often, teachers have a hard time deciphering the disparity as to what role they should be in terms of disciplining students. Should they put in that harsh face or keep it subtle. Some teachers however, call the students and warn them of the actions. Bu the sad thing is that they end up being called by the director and being reprimanded in return. As a teacher they don`t know which shoe to fit in. Therefore, here are some things you should not in terms of disciplining a student or a group of them.
1. Do not scold them in class. Students have feelings too. When they are being noisy, do not acknowledge their action in front of everyone else. This is a form of feeding them the thought that you have recognized them. In turn, they might be embarrassed by their fellow classmates and will end up doing the actions again and again. Students are often just testing their teachers` patience. If you feel the need to tell them that what they did was wrong, do it personally with the students involved, away from the eyes of their peers.