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Students don’t always act out just to cause trouble. Many times, they behave that way because they don’t feel safe, supported, or understood in the classroom. Even if teachers aren’t the cause of that, they can still make a big difference. This video explains why students might misbehave and what teachers can do to help them feel more secure and respected.

Instead of yelling or using sarcasm, teachers can build trust by being calm, consistent, and kind. When students know they’re in a safe and structured space, they’re more likely to behave and do well. If you’re looking for ways to manage your classroom in a more positive way, this video shares helpful tips to get started.

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