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Examples of Classroom Managed vs. Office Managed These examples are taken from the 2009-10 Novinger teacher survey. This is a summary of the most-often occurring behaviors listed with original wording when possible. This list is not all-inclusive but is meant to provide examples and clarification over what the teacher should handle versus what the principal should handle. The list of problem behaviors is aligned to the problem behaviors on our Office Discipline Referral (ODR) form. Minor Problem Behavior—Classroom/Teacher Managed Defiance/Disrespect/Non-Compliance Not following classroom rules, directions, procedures Unorganized students/prepared Hallway and bathroom misconduct Not following procedure in bathrooms and hallway Turning lights off in bathroom Not staying in line Talking back first time Refusal to do what is asked Out of seat No homework Running Minor disrespect: name calling, put downs Minor safety concerns such as leaning back in chair, objects on floor, etc. Disruption Talking out/not in their seat Regular classroom disruptions Anything that distracts learners Dress Code First time asking student to remove hat First time asking student to change inappropriate language or tobacco/alcohol/drug displays Clothes that are not appropriate Inappropriate Language Student speaking calmly when inappropriate language is accidentally used Physical Contact/Aggression Students angry with other students Most playground conflicts Not keeping hands to self Property Misuse/Damage Swinging on bathroom doors Writing on desks Standing on toilets Major Problem Behavior—Office/Administration Managed Abusive/Inappropriate Language Foul language Cussing out a teacher or student Language is specifically directed towards another person Defiance/Disrespect/Insubordination Disrespect for the teacher(s) Defiance-refusal to work at all Student who may have some sort of sexual material Refusal to do what is expected Defiant behavior Severe emotional outburst (tantrums) S