Disruptive Students

Disruptive Students Behavior:
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Disruptive Students Behavior

Always document incidents of disruptive behavior. Never take things personally and never lose your professional decorum. Remember to always follow procedure. Gail Tennen of the English department has provided us with two of the letters that she has used in the past to communicate with students and warn them of the consequences of their misbehavior. (link to template)

Assignment

Create a hypothetical scenario in which you would have to use these letters. Include the setting, the student behavior that prompted action from you, and how you would follow up to handle the problem. In the letters, plug in the specific information based on your scenario.

Initial Letter to Student

Sample Faculty Warning Letter (if you receive a password form, click cancel)

Note: This sample letter was taken from the website www.4sbccfaculty.org. It is recommended that an instructor always document incidents of disruptive behavior, never take things personally and never lose his/her professional decorum. Remember to always follow the procedure. Gail Tennen, of the English department has provided the following sample letter that she has used in the past to communicate with students and warn them of the consequences of their misbehavior.

Sample Faculty Suspension Letter (if you receive a password form, click cancel)

Note: This sample letter was taken from the website www.4sbccfaculty.org. It is recommended that an instructor always document incidents of disruptive behavior, never take things personally and never lose his/her professional decorum. Remember to always follow procedure. Gail Tennen, of the English department, has provided the following sample letter that she has used in the past to communicate with students and warn them of the consequences of their misbehavior.

Sample Letter 3 (if you receive a password form, click cancel)

Sample Letter 4 (if you receive a password form, click cancel)

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