Coping with Aggression

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The writer of this paper analyzes the numerous reasons for bouts of aggression in students in an educational environment. This paper discusses the manner in which educators are equipped to deal with behavioral problems in a learning environment. To better understand the topic of aggression in students, this paper details the aspects of the problem, types of aggressive behavior and the available methods and strategies available to assist students with aggression issues. This paper explores the factors surrounding students who misbehave which are often caused by different environments that a child may have to deal with. This paper details classroom and school-wide structural strategies as well as the school's approach to family and community agency partnerships in assisting children with aggression problems.

Table of Contents:
Aspects of the Problem
Types of Behavior
Causative Factors
Prevention and Intervention Strategies
Classroom and School-wide Structural Strategies
School as a Pathway to Family and Community Agency Partnership
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From the Paper:

"This kind of prevention and intervention method should focus on effectively making use of the students' time where the students will not feel bored and which will catch the students' attention and interest. For instance, in a learning course of one particular subject, say mathematics, teachers can develop activities that will introduce the subject to his class in an interesting manner, such as initiating a group game. Students usually feel at their high energy when there is a game because they want to show that they are the best in class. In this way, students' attention can be focused on the learning course and can similarly develop good classroom behavior and sportsmanship."

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