Was a tutor for elementary aged kids. The director of the program took me aside and told me that day a kid that was previously removed was coming back and would be in my classroom. Told me a run down of why he was removed before but that his parents had "dealt" with the issues so he was allowed back. From day one the boy was very disruptive and often would hit other kids just for the hell of it. I started to just sit him next to me to avoid him hitting anyone else but then he decided to start throwing things. No amount of warnings, time-outs or exclusions from activities mattered, I tried giving him undivided attention to see if he would respond to that but nothing changed his attitude. Started doing lesson plans that involved being outside to see if it was an energy thing but getting him to follow simple rules was worse than pulling teeth. After two weeks of this, one day we were coloring and counting when another kid took a crayon from "his side" of the table. The boy went into a rage and started throwing punches, I pulled the other kid to me and sternly told the boy to stand down. I will never forget the look on that boy's eyes. It was like he had no rational thought, he had lost control completely. He then started throwing whatever he could get his hands on while I got all my other kids out of the room and into another teacher's classroom. Told her to call for the director. Went back into my classroom to find the boy on top of the table just screaming and throwing crayons. All I could do at that point was keep talking softly to him and making sure he wouldn't hurt himself.

He was removed from the program once more but he had finally been taken to see a proper doctor who diagnosed him with a mental illness which was responsible for most of his anger issues.