The Importance of School
School is important in many different ways. One way that makes school important is creativity and problem-solving skills. School helps us improve our thinking decisions and mindset. School can also help and improve mental issues and support; Math helps us explore all possibilities and how to take control of really difficult problems. It shows us how to use money in a mannerly order, or when and where to use it. Math can also help us understand time. Math expresses practical thinking, and even problem solving.
Art helps us explore creativity and when and where to use creativity and how it may affect a drawing, sketch, or a simple class project. It shows us not only how to create art, but how we can use it to express our feelings and include the elements of art and the principles of design. Art also involves exploring different types of art like drawing, painting, and sculpture. It can help us by developing life skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and perseverance.
Social studies helps us understand what is going on all around the world. It shows us the importance of our world and how it became and is becoming. It shows us how to avoid troubled conflicts. It also shows us how important our natural and land resources - are and what they are used for. It shows us relative location and shows us how to adapt into certain living conditions.
ELA can help us learn how to use correct grammar, grammar is what keeps everything in order and makes sure it all makes sense and is in the correct order. It can also teach us proper email etiquette and help us improve our writing, reading, and general life skills. It also helps show us how to transform our ideas from our minds into real life by writing it in an essay, a book, or even a journal. It can show us how to manipulate our words to express our feelings and concerns in a fun and interactive way. It can show us the importance of being wrong and that mistakes are okay, that we should use them as a tool to learn from, not to bring us down.
Computer teaches us how to keep ourselves safe online, proper job etiquette, what sources we should and shouldn't trust, and can open our minds up to different college and job opportunities. computer class can teach us computer science concepts, basic programming and different problem-solving skills, using different algorithms. It can teach us to use different codes, using variables and loops. It also explores topics like web development, app development, cybersecurity, and how the internet works. It helps us by teaching us how to build foundational skills and make projects to prepare us for more advanced study and develop critical thinking
Biology teaches us the importance of safety in the lab, the meaning of life and especially teamwork. Biology has taught us to stay safe in the lab by teaching us how to handle different chemicals and what safety gear to wear when we use them. Biology can also teach us the fundamental building blocks of life, starting with cell biology, including cell structure and function. It also teaches us about the ecosystem and how living things interact and adapt with their environments, the diversity of life, basic genetics and inheritance, and human growth and development.
Study hall teaches us how to use our time responsibly and can help us get any work done before it becomes late or missing. It can reward us with free time if you have all your work done, you could also use that time to do some extra credit if you’re low on grades. It can also be used as a break throughout the day other than lunch or the 2 minute passing times in between classes.
Physical education (PE) can teach us physical skills and health concepts to support lifelong fitness and a healthy lifestyle. It can also teach us how to develope a personal fitness plan, understanding human body systems and their health implications, and practicing social skills like teamwork and conflict resolution in a physical activity setting.
Health class teaches us about personal lifelong health goals, focusing on mental and physical well-being, physical fitness, and avoiding risky behaviors. It also teaches us about substance abuse prevention, sexual health, healthy relationships, and how to use life skills like decision-making, goal-setting, and communication to navigate these issues.
Students don't realize how much their behavior can affect the way they learn and how they learn it. Take my class, the freshmen, for example. We’ve had to write 3 essays on our behavior just because we keep acting up in class and not respecting the classrooms or the teachers. Teachers shouldn't have to assign us essays just for us to behave. Teachers do so much more for us than we realize.
Without our teachers and school we wouldn't be able to grow as much as we have over the years and our minds would be mush. Teachers shouldn't feel like they don't want to come to school just because of us. Most teachers struggle with their own mental health issues and we don’t consider them, they work hard to make us feel special, loved, and more intelligent every day.
We should return that favor and help clean up after our messes that we leave in the classrooms. Most of the time we leave their classrooms a mess for them to have to clean it up. We make them upset by always having to clean up after us as a classroom. We need to start behaving in class and respecting our classroom and teachers.