Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Becomes aggressive


A student slams a book, uses threatening language, or physically lashes out at peers or objects.


Signs to Look For:

Raised voice, clenched fists, or pacing

Verbal outbursts or defiance

Physical gestures that suggest escalation


Quick Intervention

Stay calm and maintain a safe distance

Use clear, non-confrontational language: “I’m here to help, not to argue.”

Remove audience if possible; never match their intensity


Refer to Counselor

Aggressive behavior may signal unmet emotional needs, trauma, or impulse control difficulties. The counselor can assess triggers and offer behavior support plans.

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