Classroom Disruption and Consequences for Students

Caleb faces consequences for disrupting the class and failing to submit his assignment.

### Classroom Management: Addressing Disruptive Behavior
* 📄 "Caleb, cool it. Okay, everyone, **get your papers out from yesterday**."
* 📝 The teacher emphasizes the importance of having assignments ready, stating that if Caleb does not have his paper out, it will result in a **zero for the assignment**.
* ⚠ The teacher expresses frustration, insisting that they will **not tolerate disruptive behavior** and directly addresses Caleb to **pick up his paper or face consequences**.
* 🚪 The ultimatum is clear: Caleb must either **comply by picking up the paper** or **go to the office**.
* 👀 The teacher questions the rest of the class, urging them **not to be distracted by the situation**.
* 📢 Ultimately, the teacher decides to send Caleb to the office, asserting their **authority in maintaining classroom discipline**.

Caleb, cool it. Okay, everyone, any of you to get your papers out from yesterday. Those need to be on your desk. Caleb, if you do not have yours out, that will be a zero for this assignment. Caleb, I am not gonna play these games with you today. Pick up the paper or go to the office. Pick it up, Caleb. I don't know what your problem is, but you will not be disruptive in my class. Do you understand what I'm saying? What y'all looking at? That's it, to the office, out. Foreign.

Disruptive classroom 1

Cathie Stenhouse

The teacher is addressing Caleb's lack of participation and disruptive behavior in class.

There is a clear warning that not having the assignment paper out will result in a zero for the assignment.

The teacher is firm in enforcing discipline, threatening to send Caleb to the office if he doesn't cooperate.