Coping with Seven Disruptive Personality Types in the Classroom
Coping with Seven Disruptive Personality Types in the Classroom
Coping with Seven Disruptive Personality Types in the Classroom
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#6: Litigious StyleCharacteristics• Prepared to file a lawsuit at <strong>the</strong> drop of ahatResponse• Follow due process procedures–issue warn<strong>in</strong>gs, verbally and <strong>in</strong>writ<strong>in</strong>g–cite Code of Student Conduct andpossible consequences• Allow <strong>the</strong>m to contest allegations <strong>in</strong> ahear<strong>in</strong>g#7: Compulsive StyleCharacteristics• Preoccupied <strong>with</strong> orderl<strong>in</strong>ess andperfectionism• Exerts emotional energy to controlo<strong>the</strong>rs• Constantly checks for <strong>in</strong>structors’imperfections• Inflexible about rules and moralpr<strong>in</strong>ciples; can be critical and <strong>in</strong>tolerantResponse• Feel free to rema<strong>in</strong> imperfect• Rem<strong>in</strong>d <strong>the</strong>m you are a qualified<strong>in</strong>structor and expect to be treated <strong>with</strong>respect and dignity48