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21	Addressing negative classroom behaviour in selected schools in Francistown, Botswana Jacobsz, Felicity-Anne 12 1900 (has links) This study was undertaken in order to investigate negative classroom behaviour in schools in Botswana. Recommendations based on the findings of the study were made to the participating schools and interested stakeholders. A qualitative approach was adopted to investigate the research questions in four schools selected for the study. The data collection methods used were observation, document analysis, participant interviews and focus group interviews. Participant and research site confidentiality was ensured and all interviews were transcribed and organised in such a way that the key points pertinent to the study were highlighted. This study provided valuable information for future studies investigating disruptive classroom behaviour and intervention methods. / Educational Foundations / M. Ed. (Socio-Education) Disruptive behaviour Negative classroom behaviour Substance and drug abuse Family instability Western norms and values 371.1024096883
22	Managing learner aggression in rural secondary schools in the Empangeni District of KwaZulu-Natal Singh, Gunam Dolan 06 1900 (has links) The aim of this study was to investigate the causes and consequences of learner aggression in rural secondary schools in the Empangeni District of KwaZulu-Natal. The study also sought to establish the management strategies required to manage learner aggression in rural secondary schools. An in-depth literature study was conducted in this regard. A qualitative research design and methodology was adopted to investigate the phenomenon through an interview process with participants from five rural secondary schools. This study found that the causes of learner aggression were rooted in the family, the environment and the school. It was further established that the consequences of learner aggression were so serious that it resulted in victims experiencing intense fear, anxiety, tension, depression and ill-health. Furthermore, the findings of the empirical investigation concurred, to a large extent, with the findings of the literature study. Based on these findings, recommendations were made regarding the management of learner aggression in rural secondary schools. / Educational Leadership and Management / M. Ed. (Education Management) Aggression Rural secondary schools Physical aggression Verbal aggression Bullying Causes of aggression Consequences of aggression Aggression theories Disruptive behaviour Aggression model Managing aggression 373.158096843
23	Managing learner aggression in rural secondary schools in the Empangeni District of KwaZulu-Natal Singh, Gunam Dolan 06 1900 (has links) The aim of this study was to investigate the causes and consequences of learner aggression in rural secondary schools in the Empangeni District of KwaZulu-Natal. The study also sought to establish the management strategies required to manage learner aggression in rural secondary schools. An in-depth literature study was conducted in this regard. A qualitative research design and methodology was adopted to investigate the phenomenon through an interview process with participants from five rural secondary schools. This study found that the causes of learner aggression were rooted in the family, the environment and the school. It was further established that the consequences of learner aggression were so serious that it resulted in victims experiencing intense fear, anxiety, tension, depression and ill-health. Furthermore, the findings of the empirical investigation concurred, to a large extent, with the findings of the literature study. Based on these findings, recommendations were made regarding the management of learner aggression in rural secondary schools. / Educational Leadership and Management / M. Ed. (Education Management) Aggression Rural secondary schools Physical aggression Verbal aggression Bullying Causes of aggression Consequences of aggression Aggression theories Disruptive behaviour Aggression model Managing aggression 373.158096843
24	Behaviour problems of adolescents in secondary schools of Bulawayo: causes, manifestations and educational support Chimhenga, Sylod 11 1900 (has links) Behaviour problems are a problem in many secondary schools in Zimbabwe. This study attempts to investigate the causes and manifestations of behaviour problems of adolescent learners and to develop guidelines for teachers on how to assist learners with behaviour problems in the classroom. This is a qualitative study using focus group and semi-structured interviews. The main findings contributing to the causes of behaviour problems among adolescent learners are environmental factors, such as the family and the school and peer pressure. Behaviour problems are manifested by adolescents as disruptive behaviour, aggressive and antisocial behaviour, telling lies and theft. The findings highlight important guidelines, which teachers can use to assist and understand learners with behaviour problems in the classroom. The guidelines present an endeavour to solve problem behaviour in the classroom. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Special Needs Education) Behaviour problems Emotional problems Needs for adolescent learners Disruptive behaviour Emotional needs Psychological needs Adolescence Cognitive development Social development Causative factors of behaviour problems Manifestations of behaviour problems Ecological systems model 371.93096891 Learning, Psychology of Problem youth -- Zimbabwe -- Bulawayo Home and school -- Zimbabwe -- Bulawayo
25	Behaviour problems of adolescents in secondary schools of Bulawayo: causes, manifestations and educational support Chimhenga, Sylod 11 1900 (has links) Behaviour problems are a problem in many secondary schools in Zimbabwe. This study attempts to investigate the causes and manifestations of behaviour problems of adolescent learners and to develop guidelines for teachers on how to assist learners with behaviour problems in the classroom. This is a qualitative study using focus group and semi-structured interviews. The main findings contributing to the causes of behaviour problems among adolescent learners are environmental factors, such as the family and the school and peer pressure. Behaviour problems are manifested by adolescents as disruptive behaviour, aggressive and antisocial behaviour, telling lies and theft. The findings highlight important guidelines, which teachers can use to assist and understand learners with behaviour problems in the classroom. The guidelines present an endeavour to solve problem behaviour in the classroom. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Special Needs Education) Behaviour problems Emotional problems Needs for adolescent learners Disruptive behaviour Emotional needs Psychological needs Adolescence Cognitive development Social development Causative factors of behaviour problems Manifestations of behaviour problems Ecological systems model 371.93096891 Learning, Psychology of Problem youth -- Zimbabwe -- Bulawayo Home and school -- Zimbabwe -- Bulawayo

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