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What according to you should be an ideal school for a student where he or she can enjoy study freely and happily?​

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Answered by CrazySneha
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Explanation:

Here are some thoughts of Creating An Ideal School Environment.

  • an ideal school environment embraces the idea that ALL students can learn.
  • an ideal school environment works to build safe learning spaces for students.
  • an ideal school environment attracts teachers who are knowledgeable, care about student learning, and adapt their instruction to meet the needs of their learners
  • an ideal school environment tires to be nimble and adjust as the needs of students shift.
  • an ideal school environment works hard to make the curriculum relevant to the lives of students
  • an ideal school environment works hard to develop authentic measures for assessing student learning.
  • an ideal school environment recognizes that student success is a complex idea and measuring it must be accomplished with many tools.
  • an ideal school environment is led by people who value others, their voice and need for choice.

Here are the qualities that parents should keep in mind as they look for a school that is a good match for their child.

  • prizes independent interests and emphasizes autonomy
  • conducts group activities in moderation and in small, carefully managed groups
  • values kindness, caring, empathy, good citizenship
  • insists on orderly classrooms and hallways
  • organizes space into small, quiet classrooms
  • chooses teachers who seem to understand the shy/serious/introverted/sensitive temperament
  • focuses its academic/athletic/extracurricular activities on subjects that are particularly interesting to your child
  • enforces an anti-bullying program
  • emphasizes a tolerant, down-to-earth culture
  • attracts like-minded peers, for example intellectual kids, or artistic or athletic ones, depending on your child’s preferences
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