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How many of this thread’s stories each outlet we track filed something on. A zero means no article of theirs reached any story here — an absence, not an accusation.
A survey shows classroom behaviour has deteriorated, though teachers oppose the Act Party's suggestion to allow them to use reasonable force on students.
A letter writer argues that removing disruptive students from classrooms may endanger teachers rather than solve the underlying problem.
A school has decided to retain its open plan classroom layout despite guidance from the education minister.
Schools are concerned that a new 'reasonable force' policy will increase physical restraints of students in classrooms.
An opinion piece argues teachers must be protected when dealing with disruptive students in classrooms.
ACT says teachers should have legal powers to remove seriously or persistently disruptive students from classrooms, sparking union criticism.
The Education Minister responded to ACT's class disruption policy by saying teachers already have the legal authority to remove disruptive students but inadequate training prevents them from doing so.
ACT is proposing to give teachers legal authority to remove seriously or persistently disruptive students from classrooms.
The Act Party wants to give teachers powers to use reasonable force removing disruptive students and levy fines up to $3000 on non-compliant parents.
