Catholic School Parents Australia (CSPA) recently surveyed 1279 parents, capturing their views on the impact and causes of classroom disruption ...
'Sense of entitlement': parents say classroom disruption due to disrespectful kids
The overwhelming majority of Catholic school parents believe students now have an unacceptable lack of respect for teachers and acknowledge disruptive classroom behaviours place educators at risk of burnout and wellbeing issues, a survey has found.
The inquiry heard yesterday that some parents did not believe principals when informed of their child’s disruptive behaviour at school.
The inquiry heard yesterday that some parents did not believe principals when informed of their child’s disruptive behaviour at school.
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