Being disruptive is a form of curiosity. It can be a way of finding out about authority - just what are the rules around here? A disruptive child may never have known a firm but kind 'this far and no further', says Andrea...
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Being disruptive is a form of curiosity. It can be a way of finding out about authority - just what are the rules around here? A disruptive child may never have known a firm but kind 'this far and no further', says Andrea Clifford-Poston. "he's rude, a nuisance and he just spoils things for the others ...'
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