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1. First I would try to talk to him and to avoid screams, I would ask him what is the cause that he thinks led him to have bad grades and during this talk I would try to show him my support. At the same time, he would try to detect the problem that led him to lower his grades, although he would try to understand his situation, he would have to punish him in some way and for an adolescent, a very strong punishment is to take away his cell phone, so that's what he would do like this. In a way, he would understand that what he did is wrong and that in order to recover something he wants, he will have to make his sacrifices.