Students in the public-school system each
go through a routine that can be positive or negative, and they must endure
these locked schedules until the year is out. For the most part, students get up
early, go to their classes, learn about different subjects, go home and do
homework, then do it all over again the next day. Some enjoy the life of a
student; others don’t enjoy it so much. There are pros & cons to being a
student.
One anonymous student says, “Walking through
the hallway is what I dislike the most during the school day.” It’s pathetic to
see kids feeling that way. Certain truths are enlightened by statements such as
these. Schools are not always the most comfortable environments to be in. Classrooms
can be crammed, and many students say their opinions don’t matter and aren’t
resourceful for the school. “Some teachers respect their students and vice
versa, but not all.”
Kids say getting to leave is what they
like most about the day. That should not be what to strive for. This is not the
educational system’s fault in totality, but our students’ outlooks on things.
Perspective has a huge toll on how good or bad something is. Everyone gets the
chance to have a free education for 12 years, and to use that to pursue a
career of their choice. There are positive and negative things about the lives
of students, but overall, they’re equally weighed out by each other. It all
matters about how someone looks at things.
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