In Class Writing:Classification and Division

In my fifth hour english class kids attitudes vary immensly. Although no one really gets along wth our teacher, Mrs.Jones, students in our class come to clas everyday with different attitudes. Not all of their attitudes are the same.  For instance, some kids attitudes are very proactive, and thrive very well in that enviornment. These kids are always on time to class and prepared. They come to class determined to get their work done and to not be a problem. The students that are proactive don't need to be constantly called on to answer a question, they volunteer themselves. There is no need to worry about students like these. Moreover, some have okay attitudes and participate but not as well as they could. They will pretty much just do their work but, also stir up problems in class. they don't really seem to be a problem at all. Sometimes they do slack but for the most part they just stand neutral. Unfortunatly for the class, their are some stufents who are just plain obnoxious and come to class with horrible attitudes. There mind set is not positive at all but completely negative. On top of that they are always late and just slack and don't do any work at all. These peole just wait for any opportunity to argue with the teacher or to interupt the lesson being taught. They will just sit in class and do no work, and distract others around them. Also, they seem to always find a way to pick a fight with the teacher even of it's for the littlest thing. In the end classrooms are suppossed to be made up of all these various attitudes in order to work well. My fifth hour teacher knows this for sure. Our class is just a mix of attitudes that actually represent how the student really is depending under which category they fall under.