Schools report pandemic's negative impact on student behavior and emotional development
February 28, 2024 | North Kingstown, School Districts, Rhode Island
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At the recent NKSD SELAC SubCommittee Meeting on February 27, 2024, a stark reality emerged regarding student behavior in North Kingstown schools. A significant 87% of public schools reported that the COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected student behavior and social-emotional development.
The discussion highlighted the prevalence of behavioral issues, particularly among children diagnosed with common mental disorders such as anxiety and depression. The meeting focused on the types of disruptive behaviors that have surged, including classroom disruptions, rowdiness, and disrespect.
As educators and administrators grapple with these challenges, the need for clear definitions and strategies to address struggling behaviors was emphasized. The insights shared during the meeting underscore the ongoing impact of the pandemic on students and the urgent need for effective interventions to support their well-being.
Moving forward, the committee aims to develop targeted approaches to help students navigate these behavioral challenges, ensuring a more conducive learning environment for all.
The discussion highlighted the prevalence of behavioral issues, particularly among children diagnosed with common mental disorders such as anxiety and depression. The meeting focused on the types of disruptive behaviors that have surged, including classroom disruptions, rowdiness, and disrespect.
As educators and administrators grapple with these challenges, the need for clear definitions and strategies to address struggling behaviors was emphasized. The insights shared during the meeting underscore the ongoing impact of the pandemic on students and the urgent need for effective interventions to support their well-being.
Moving forward, the committee aims to develop targeted approaches to help students navigate these behavioral challenges, ensuring a more conducive learning environment for all.
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