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初中英语教师课堂管理中的问题行为研究 Title:AStudyonProblematicBehaviorsinClassroomManagementofJuniorHighSchoolEnglishTeachers Introduction: Effectiveclassroommanagementiscrucialforcreatingaconducivelearningenvironmentforstudents.JuniorhighschoolEnglishteachersfacenumerouschallengesinmanagingtheirclassrooms,asadolescentsundergoemotional,physical,andcognitivechanges.ThisresearchpaperaimstoexploreandanalyzeproblematicbehaviorscommonlyobservedintheclassroommanagementofjuniorhighschoolEnglishteachers.Byidentifyingthesebehaviors,effectivestrategiesandinterventionscanbedevelopedtoaddressthem. I.ProblematicBehaviorsinClassroomManagement: A.Lackofstudentengagementandparticipation: 1.Passivelearningattitudes:Studentsmayshowdisinterest,boredom,orlackofmotivationduringlessons. 2.Inadequatestudentparticipation:Studentsmayhesitatetoaskquestionsorshareideas,hinderingeffectivecommunicationandactivelearning. B.Disruptivebehavior: 1.Talkingoutofturn:Studentsinterrupttheteacherorclassmates,disruptingtheflowofthelesson. 2.Inattentiveness:Studentsengageindistractingactivitiesorfailtopayattentionduringlessons. 3.Noiseanddisorder:Studentsmayengageinloudconversationsorengageindisruptiveactivities,disturbingthelearningenvironment. C.Lackofdiscipline: 1.Failuretofollowinstructions:Studentsmaychallengeauthoritybydeliberatelyignoringordisobeyingteacherinstructions. 2.Lackofrespect:Studentsmaydisplaydisrespectfulbehaviortowardstheteacherorpeers,hinderingclassroomharmony. II.FactorsContributingtoProblematicBehaviors: A.IndividualFactors: 1.Adolescents'developmentalchanges:Emotional,physical,andcognitivechangesinstudentsmayaffecttheirbehaviorandengagementinlearning. 2.Socioeconomicfactors:Studentsfromlow-incomefamiliesmayfaceadditionalchallengesandexhibitmoreproblematicbehaviors. B.ClassroomEnvironment: 1.Lackofstructure:Insufficientrules,routines,andexpectationscanleadtomisbehaviorandconfusion. 2.Inadequateresources:Limitedavailabilityofteachingaidsormaterialscanhindereffectiveinstruction,leadingtostudentdisengag