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Grades K-5 Why Your Students Do What They Do and What to Do When They Do It
A Practical Guide for Understanding Classroom Behavior
Dr. Roger Pierangelo and Dr. George A. Giuliani
Papercover, 6 x 9, 224 pagesItem 5149, $21.95
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Contents
Common Classroom Problems and Concerns
Absences, unexcused
Academic failure, overall
Activity level, high
Activity level, low
Aggression, verbal
Anger and annoyance
Anxiety, general
Anxiety, separation
Argumentativeness
Attention, need for immediate
Attention seeking
Attention span, short
Bathroom visits, frequent
Blaming others
Bothering others
Boy or girl craziness
Bullying
Cheating
Class work, not handing in
Clinginess
Clowning
Clumsiness
Comments and noises, inappropriate
Concepts, difficulty grasping
Controlling behavior
Criticism, inability to handle
Criticism of others
Criticism of self
Crying
Daydreaming
Defying authority
Depression
Destroying own work
Destroying others' property
Directions, inability to follow verbal
Directions, inability to follow written
Distractibility
Excuses
Fatigue
Fear of adults
Fear of new situations
Fighting
Focus, lack of, in the morning
Focus, lack of, in the afternoon
Follower role
Forgetfulness
Friends, lack of
Games, not being chosen for
Hesitance
Homework, failure to complete
Homework, taking too long to complete
Impulsivity
Inconsistency
Inflexibility
Insecurity
Interest in school, lack of
Interrupting the teacher
Intrusiveness
Irresponsibility
Judgment, poor
Laziness
Listening difficulties
Lying
Motivation, lack of
Notes, writing and passing
Nurse visits
Organization, lack of
Overreactivity
Panic
Participation, lack of
Pleasing behavior, excessive
Popularity, high
Popularity, low
Procrastination
Questions, excessive
Risky behavior
Seated, difficulty remaining
Sharing, problems with
Shyness
Slow starting
Squinting
Stealing
Stories, making up
Stubbornness
Suicidal behavior
Tardiness
Tattling
Teasing
Test failure
Tuning out
Twitches or tics
Victimized, being