Rules— Part 1 Report

Candidate

Yes, definitely. There are several rules for students at my school. Specifically, students are not allowed to wear their own clothes and must wear uniforms during school hours to maintain discipline. Additionally, everyone is expected to be quiet in the classroom to ensure a good learning environment.

Candidate

I believe that having some rules is beneficial for students 'cause they help maintain discipline and create a structured learning environment. For instance, clear rules about behavior and attendance could encourage students to be more responsible and focused. Nevertheless, too many rules might limit their creativity and freedom.

Candidate

Yes, absolutely. Umm, my English teacher during my Senior High School was pretty dedicated. She has taught me a lot and I've learned different kinds of things. Like to be dedicated and devoted to your own build school and workload is essential.

Candidate

Uh, for me, I would say that I prefer to have less shoes at school. I think only one thing, it could provide students more freedom. On the other hand, it could enhance students creativity because students could imagine what they will do and that's beneficial for their growth.

Candidate

Yes, I have once had a realistic teacher during my high school years. She was very particular about discipline. I was expecting us to follow the rules meticulously, although her strictness was sometimes intimidating and helps me divide better study habits and a strong sense of responsibility.

Candidate

No, I wouldn't prefer to work as a teacher in a real fresh school. Rules provide structure and discipline, which are essential for creating a productive learning environment. Without clear guidance, it might be challenging to manage students effectively and maintain order in the classroom.