Question

some student's continued to litter the classroom during lunch break despite repeated warnings by the class monitor. why is this a wrong practice? what you think could be the best way to stop?

Answer 1

Indeed, it's a wrong practice to litter your classrooms. Being a student, one should never do that. They have to sit in that classroom and gotta study lessons. In order to stop such students from doing such mischiefs, class monitors, and the class teacher should take some uttermost actions against them. Like, writing a letter to their parents or acquire fines from those students so that they'd never repeat the same. Further disobedience can be reported to the principal and other school authorities 

Answer 2

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some student's continued to litter the classroom during lunch break despite repeated warnings by the class monitor. why is this a wrong practice? what you think could be the best way to stop?

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