MEA survey says student outbursts, threats a challenge for teaching

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Disruptive student behavior is creating a challenge to both educators and student learning opportunities, according to a survey made public Tuesday through the Michigan Education Association.

Educators taking part in the survey showed that a majority reported experiencing student outbursts, damaged property or verbal threats.

More than a quarter of school employees said they have been injured by a student.

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