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Summary: You have to allow the student to do what the student is going to do, and the student has to take responsibility. Learn how to manage a college classroom by detaching from a professional speaker and communications instructor in this free video.

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Classroom Management: Detach

The last thing that you have to do with students who are failing, is you have to detach, and what I mean by detach, is you do everything you can, to help that student succeed. You've taken a look at your standards, your expectations. You meet with the student. You make the students aware of what the situation is, but then you have to remove yourself. You have to allow the student to do what the student is going to do, and the student has to take responsibility, for what he or she does in your class, so you have to allow them to make their own decisions. Many, many, many students will have many, many, many excuses, for why they're failing your class. All you can do is encourage them, help them, but if a student is choosing for one reason or another to fail your course, or choosing to not do the work, or what is expected of them. You have to do everything you can do, and then you have to detach yourself from it.

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