Rules— Part 1 Báo cáo

Thí sinh

Umm, yes, I believe every academic institution works based on rules that, uh, not only students should obliged to umm, even in my school there were umm, different rules. Some of them, uh, might include the fact that you should come to class in time.

Thí sinh

Yes, because I think that every great institution has its foundation on rules that needs to be followed. Rules are there for a reason, and that's why everyone benefits from them. And I think that the rules should be, of course, really nice.

Thí sinh

I did. In fact, in university I had a teacher that he was a doctor. He was quite older in age in comparison to other professors and he was one of the most dedicated doctors and professors I'd ever seen. He would come to class very early and stay until late trying to teach us.

Thí sinh

Well, to be honest, if you had asked me this question while I was still in school, I would say that, umm, I would want lesser rules, maybe none of them at all. But now that I have, uh, grown up and, uh, seen how the world works, I believe that yes, we do need more roles, uh, in school and society, uh, to, to work.

Thí sinh

I did. I would still give an example from my university. We had one teacher, she was a professor and I wouldn't say she was very strict, she just obliged by the rules. The thing that she really hated or despised or did not tolerate was punctuality and being late so.

Thí sinh

No, to be honest, I would not. Children nowadays are really hard to to to control, not control, but like take care of. Even with rules in place. I could not imagine how a school could be like without rules with the children that that are nowadays.