How can I handle this 13 old year old bad behavioured girl in this class?

2015-10-17 10:17 am
The boy is easy to manage and it's very easy to get him motivated and engaged. But for the girl then it's a bit more difficult. In group discussions, she contributes very well and I ask her question related to the work and she can answer them. She also gives relevant points and ideas for discussion. I really like them and I like the discussions we have.I really like them and I like the discussion we have. The thing is she doesn't write them down and it just looks like she's been talking all this time. Sometimes when the teacher is talking, she will turn around and talk to the boy which distracts him off his learning. She also was touches the girl's stuff behind he and pushes the boy next to her because she is frustrated with something, but I don't know what she just randomly does it and I don't know why. Whenever I tell her to stop, she gets annoyed with me and doesn't speak to me and tells me to go away and stop going near her. She gets very frustrated with me and sometimes tells me to shut up and that she doesn't care. I just ignore her.She says go away and tells me that her dad is 6ft6 and is a boxer.
Update: I ask the group a what they think the question is on the board and she just thinks I changed the subject because I was nervous. She is a nice girl when she's not angry and she does like me because I heard her ask for me before the lesson. I'm 16 and have no teacher assistant training.
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I don't have much power so I can't really do much to stop her rude behaviour. I think she got angry with me because I took her hand off the boy she was hitting. How should I go about this?

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2015-10-17 11:17 am
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She may have a reading and writing problem. The details you provide tend to support this. What methods have you used to rule out literacy difficulties? People who have these problems are very adept at hiding them. In addition you know that they can become very defensive when "pushed to do the work". When you, yourself are faced with a task that you find difficult do you respond with a "I don't care" or are you the exception who views it as a challenge to overcome?
Have you considered the possibility that you are engaged in a power struggle with this particular student? The wisest course of action is to make her an ally and get her involved in the class activities. You are closer to her age than I am, so you should have a better memory of what you were like when you were this girl's age. You probably had classmates who were similar to this girl and in what ways did the teacher handle the situation? Try those techniques.


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