How to know if a student might be disruptive or disturbing?
Safety is not an immediate concern; Threatens harm to self or others, but will accept help; Demonstrates bizarre behavior or communication; Disruptive to the living/learning environment.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Managing a disruptive or disturbing student
Faculty may have to manage a disruptive or disturbing student in the classroom. After a warning, the student may be asked to leave the classroom due to behavior that infringes on the rights of the faculty member to teach and other students to learn. The faculty member should document the behavior and forward that documentation to the department chair and Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution (using the on-line incident report).