Apologies for the brief OP but waiting to be called in for an appointment.
Why do some teachers move ‘naughty’ children next to well behaved ones with the hope that the better behaved one will influence them and settle them down.
It’s unfair on those children to now have to sit next to a disruptive pupil.
This happens to my son and they ruin lessons for him, chair being kicked, swearing, etc etc. I’ve seen it on Educating Greater Manchester this week too.
What’s the rational behind it? Thanks.
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Snap8TheCat · 13/10/2017 11:18
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