Why do I always feel the need to be a class disruption?

Question

its not that im really bad its just that i dont know how to stop talking follow directions. I dont have ADHD or any behavior disease, l just want to know

Answer 1

because you don't get enough attention at home

Answer 2

Because you want to be uneducated and live in a sewer the rest of your life, you want your fellow classmates for company.

Answer 3

Sweetie you actually probably DO have ADHD.  Have your parents taken you to a therapist?  If not, then you can't say you don't have ADHD.

Answer 4

i had the same problem so they tested me on my comphrenstion level (spelled that wrong) and i maxed it out. So what would happen is that i wouldn't want to follow specific directions because i had already figured out how to do it. I'd get all my work done and then talk to other students... i ended up getting put in a grade above mine to make me more challenged and then in high school i was in all honors classes... i don't have adhd or anything like that either i just tend to understand more and faster than most people so i got BORED... good luck

Answer 5

Could be one of the following.. You tell us which one is you.

- School work is too easy and you are bored so you are causing problems.

- School is too difficult and you are too frustrated so you are being disruptive.

- You are the class clown and you love to making your buddies laugh.. so you do.

- You want to be the center of attention

- Your teacher only recognizes you when you are disruptive so you figure it is the best way to get her attention.

Answer 6

gain attention

Answer 7

you could also have odd, or a conduct disorder. impuslivity disorder. they are not diseases but things you are born with and ask around in your family chances are someone else has the issue.

i am going to post a medical site that may help yiou more

www.medlineplus.gov

Answer 8

I have a student in my class who has the same problem. We have put a paper on his desk where he makes a tally mark every time he is talked to about disruptive behavior. Seeing the tally marks adding up seems to help remind him to think before he speaks, and the numbers have actually been going down. Maybe something similar could help you.

Answer 9

Maybe you're striving for attention that could be missing from home.

Answer 10

You have a need to draw attention to yourself.  Try to find ways of doing that which aren't so disruptive.  You might want to talk with a trusted teacher or with the school counselor about this.  They should be able to give you a few tips on how to get a hold of yourself.

Answer 11

i have a classroom full of students in that category reasons vary Adhd, boredom, fustration desire for attention, peer pressure

Answer 12

You do know how to stop talking and you do know how to follow directions. You choose not to do so. You are responsible for your behavior.

You might try to figure out why you do this. People do things for two reasons, to escape or avoid something or to get attention. It could really be either one in your case.

Here are some things to consider. Do you miss work when you misbehave and not have to make it up later? Are you often sent out of the room for you misbehavior? If this is the case, then you are trying to avoid the work or boredom or whatever.

Then you have to look at whether it is in all classes or particular classes. If it is in particular classes, then the work may be too hard or too easy. In any case, discuss your needs with the teachers of these classes.

If you frequently become the center of attention for your misbehavior, then that is what you seek. I have to tell you that as much as you think your peers like you when you do this, because of peer pressure, most of then see you as a jerk and the "good" folks don't want to hang with you.

If you are seeking attention by your behavior, try getting attention a better way and at the appropriate time. Learn how to converse with your peers. To do this, listen to what they tend to talk about and talk about similar things, only outside of class.

Finally, you might want to look at how self centered you are being. Every time you disrupt the class, that means less learning time for the other kids. It also interferes with instruction and the teacher becomes frustrated. You might want to consider the needs of the other people in the class and put them before your own. Not only will you be more popular, but you will learn something.