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Originally Posted by jrhnewark
Perhaps it's time to consider some sort of special eduction, for the worst? (I'd extend this to others with behavioural problems of one sort or another, too. Having said that, if there was to be such a school around here, they'd leave a couple of the schools with half the amount of pupils they started with...)
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More like about three will be left in each class. Nice.
And let's not forget the insanely bright who will get bored rigid if they're not stimulated enough. They shouldn't have to find public/grammar schools who will cater for them, it's practically the same as special needs whereas kids with learning difficulties need help to grasp things insanely bright kids need something to do.
Disruptive kids usually fall into two categories- the kids who don't understand it and are frustrated, and the kids who understood it straight away and are bored so have to entertain their minds somehow.