The School of My Dreams

I agree. School should encourage self-expression

I disagree. Students should comply with the school's code of belief

I agree. There shouldn't be any homework and compulsory exit exams

I disagree. Evaluation is important and someone's efforts and learning should be recognised

I agree. Personal development depends mainly on life experiences, not knowledge

I disagree. Knowledge is as important as life experience for students' personal development

I agree. Every student should have the right to have his/her voice heard

I disagree. If schools accommodate everybody's needs and requests, they would become a too personalised place and lose their community feeling

I agree. Equality between teachers and students is more beneficial to the students' learning

I disagree. Teachers can't have equal status with their students, as they are older, more experienced, and more knowledgeable

I agree. In addition to academic subjects, the curriculum should always include a focus on emotional intelligence, critical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, and life skills. Students should always engage in hands-on learning experiences and have opportunities for self-directed learning.

I disagree. Traditional methods provide a structured framework that helps maintain a consistent routine in the classroom. This can be comforting for both educators and students, offering a predictable learning environment.

I agree. Students should be trained to be able to get a job as soon as they finish school

I disagree. School should make a person “well-rounded” to succeed in any job. No matter what route we choose, predicting the skill required for the future is a guessing game.

I agree. Differentiating is putting students into instructional groups in order to better meet their individual needs.

I disagree.Working with people who have different interests, skills, and backgrounds is an incredible opportunity to learn and to come up with a much better product than with a uniform team.