1.2 Explain The Importance Of Positive Behaviour In Schools

Positive behaviour is the effective attitude of every student which opens widely the door of education. No progression and development will be achieved without appropriate level of positive behaviour. Such behaviour doesn’t appear from itself, but is a process which involves building of positive relationship by using effective communication where right values and attitudes are put in place and where school rules are followed. Once the relationship is created and is positively maintained then problems based on behavioural issues will be less, which will impact on children’s achievement and will demonstrate progression towards different activities.

When we are in a class we expect certain level of behaviour in terms to deliver a lesson effectively. There are moments where the students purposefully or not break that level. Some of the reasons for that are: lack of interest, inappropriate challenges or learning disabilities. All of these reasons are closely linked with the level of motivation which is the main leading power of progress.

This means that we must to meet the needs of the children. We need to know what type of learner is each of them and how we can challenge them with different activities. Next step is to make them responsible for their learning progress, not just to guide them and give command what to do. This will make the whole process more effective and entertainment.

There are some models of teaching which support the pupils and help creating learning environment. Based on the approach between the teacher and the students we can recognise 2 main