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Table 1 Observation instrument

From: Disruptive behavior among elementary students in physical education

Level of response/criteria

Categories/index

Type of disruptive behavior

Violence

Disinterest

Indiscipline

Violence + disinterest

Violence + indiscipline

Disinterest + indiscipline

Violence + disinterest + indiscipline

People involved

None

One person

Two people

Between two people and 25 %

Between 25 and 50 %

Between 50 and 99 %

All

Sighting of disruptive behavior

Eye contact

No eye contact

Partial eye contact

Distance

Short

Middle

Far

Short + middle

Short + far

Middle + far

Short + middle + far

Student action performed inside the task

Listening to information from the teacher

Performing the proposed task

Student action performed outside the task

Talking to another classmate

Performing an activity other than the one proposed by the teacher

Using the mobile

Material

Yes

No

Verbal behavior of the teacher inside the task

Information at the start of the task or session

Giving instructions/orders

Feedback

Information at the end of the task or session

Behavior of the teacher outside the task

Talking to another student about aspects unrelated to the session

Marking work

Using the mobile or tablet

Reprimand

Telling a student off because they are not doing the proposed task

Taking a student to task for disruptive behavior directed towards another student or the material

Telling a student off for cheating

Observational registering of activities

Registering information on the performance of the students

Observing the performance of students

Counting up of scores

Preparation/collection material

Preparing the material to be used

positioning the material in the task area

Collecting the material used

Handing out the material to students

Non-relevance

Performing the task proposed by the teacher

Listening closely to the information given by the teacher

Observing the rules laid down by the teacher

Non-observation

Technical

Teacher

Teacher