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How Should Schools Deal with Misbehaving Students?

About 2.8 million American children were told at least once during the 2013-2014 school year to leave public school for bad behavior.

bad behavior 不良行为

In the United States, forcing a student to leave school is a punishment known as suspension.

suspension 休学

It is designed to stop misbehaving students from interfering with classroom activities.

misbehaving students 行为不端的学生

But a number of recent studies suggest the punishment does not work.

One group, for example, found that suspended students are more likely to be arrested by police or drop out of school. The Council of State Governmentcarried out the study.

suspended students 休学的学生

arrested by police 被警察逮捕

drop out of school 退学

Another survey found that suspensions in 10^th grade alone cost U.S. taxpayers $35 billion for extra prison and social welfare spending.

prison and social welfare spending 监狱和社会福利费用

That finding came from researchers at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).

And suspensions may unfairly target African-Americans, according to the U.S. Department of Education. It reported in June thatAfrican-Americans are 3.8 times more likely to receive one or more suspensions as white students.

receive one or more suspensions 被休学一次或者数次

Education officials across the country are debating what to do with students who talk loudly in class, throw things at other students or arrive late.

students who talk loudly in class 在课堂上大声说话

throw things at other students 朝其他同学扔东西

arrive late 迟到

There is more agreement that a student who physically attacks a fellow student or teacher should be removed.

physically attacks a fellow student or teacher 动手打一个同学或者老师

be removed 被请出教室

总结如下：

bad behavior 不良行为

suspension 休学

misbehaving students 行为不端的学生