Yes, allowing kids to sit next to their friends in class can promote a sense of belonging and engagement in the learning environment. It can also help foster positive social interactions among students. However, teachers should balance this with the need for a focused and productive classroom setting.
They shouldn't sit next to their friends because they will talk all day long and would not listen to the teacher who is giving instruction to the class
Class sizes in American schools vary, but the average is around 20-30 students per class in elementary and middle schools, and 25-35 students per class in high schools. Class sizes can be larger in urban areas or in schools with tight budgets.
We SHOULD ALWAYS and will have school uniforms! That way the bullying will stop about fashion trends... And when kids try to show their emotion in the regular clothing, then other might get stressed if they are upset etc. so. I think Kids should NOT be able to express their feelings with clothing. - Tom Lance Principal of School
Students should have the freedom to express themselves through their clothing, which can be limited by school uniforms. Uniforms can also be expensive for families, creating an additional financial burden. Furthermore, forcing students to wear uniforms may hinder their ability to develop their personal style and creativity.
Children from lower class backgrounds often face numerous challenges such as limited access to resources like books and tutoring, unstable home environments, and higher levels of stress. Additionally, lower class children may attend schools with fewer resources and experienced teachers, which can further impact their academic performance. socio-economic factors can greatly impact a child's ability to succeed in school.
They shouldn't sit next to their friends because they will talk all day long and would not listen to the teacher who is giving instruction to the class
You should just naturally make friends and if you're nice to a person they'll become your friend. I'm sure you could even get away with "Want to be friends?" Younger kids are less judgmental than older kids and should be able to make friends easily.
i Think they should be because kids need them if a kid is sick the could use there ipod and video call one of there friends in class to get there home work and work there missing from class
I think kids should be able to start dating when they want to.
Yes it should. Teachers need to be able to discipline their students. Do you see how kids act in class rooms now days? Instead of getting the principle teachers should be able to discipline their students if they act up. Also the kids should be given a second chance, do not act quickly.
yes! Of course they can! The more friends you have the better. Everyone should be friends!
Yes. With parents supervision but alone if 16 and older or 13 and older it depends how strict the parent is.
yes kids should be aloud on twitter and facebook
Kids usually just want revenge on their friends if they have done something 'wrong'. Kids are immature, because their brain does not function the way an adult's does. It's perfectly normal for kids to want revenge on their friends, but their parent should step in if it goes too far- the kids should remain friends though, after a while.
I would think so because what if their friends are bad? I don't think so. After all, the parents shouldn't judge people by the kid's point of view. Some kids are amazing, but the parents see them as "thugs".
Sometimes students work well when sat with their friends. Fequently however, their friend are the source of distraction and student are better seated alone or with similarly able students who are not their friends. Seating with differently able students who are not friends can be benificial to class cohesion and create new friendship networks and better understanding of other difficultes and strenghts.
You must have a parental gaurdian present.