My Ideal School -- Fumiya Nakagawa

 In my opinion good relationships between teachers and students are important to construct an ideal school. Since, teacher especially class teacher oversees an entire class such as student’s grades, relationships, and problems which are caused by pupils, they need to stay close to the hearts and minds of students and show directions, so that they can configure an ideal school. I think that classes with some degree of control by the teachers work well. However, if teachers or mentors cuddle too close to their pupils, serious distortion might occur.

Firstly, in the above case boundaries between students and teachers become blurred. Due to teachers having a good relationship with their pupils, they become friends. They are not preferable for students. It is considered that discipline in the classroom may be disrupted on learning system because they are not friends.  Secondly, it could interfere with the students' ability to run a class. Students might rely on teachers too much, and their spirit to be independent dose not grown in particular way.

 To solve this situation, I think a clear gap should be established between the two positions. While constructing exciting and fun classes, teachers need to establish classes that switch on and off in the classrooms. I am convinced the class that is arranged by teachers and organized by students is the best way to accomplish learning that is ideal.


Comments

  1. Ren FunayamaAugust 2, 2023 at 4:20 PM

    You think about good point. Relationship between teachers and students is important!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Aina TaniguchiAugust 2, 2023 at 4:27 PM

    Good opinion. but it is difficult to have well balanced relationship between teachers and students I think.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Chien NguyenAugust 2, 2023 at 4:32 PM

    This would be an absolutely friendly school for all students who enroll!

    ReplyDelete
  4. David WoodfieldAugust 2, 2023 at 4:48 PM

    Interesting post, Fumiya. Indeed teachers should have positive and engaged relationships with their students, all the while maintaining a professional distance from them. That way the teacher will be able to better mentor their students. David :-)

    ReplyDelete
  5. Ilryeon YunAugust 2, 2023 at 4:51 PM

    To teach students is incredibly difficult.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What I wish I had know about Kiwi Culture -- Fumiya Nakagawa

In my experience traffic rules in here were the biggest gap for me and it still surprises me a lot. I think it is because we have fundamentally different ideas about the rules, such as priority to pedestrians. It was the first thing I felt difference between Japan and New Zealand when I arrived in this country. I didn`t know the culture here and tried to cross the street just like I did in Japan therefore, I was very surprised that they didn’t stop at all. However, all drivers stop at pedestrians crossing so, I was astonished their good manner unlike Japan.
Read more

Boyan Slat & The Ocean Cleanup -- Ruby Lu

While diving in the ocean, slat discovered that there was more trash in the ocean than fish, and that's when he felt he needed to help clean up the ocean. He also gave a ted talk to bring attention to this issue. He even dropped out of college to complete the project, called the Ocean Cleanup. But in fact, only a small part of the garbage collected by boats and nets, most of the garbage is at the bottom of the sea. So in response, their team started a river cleanup program. Because most rubbish flows from rivers into the sea. This prevents new garbage from flowing into the sea. In my point of view, he is brave and does what he wants, even though he has experienced setbacks, he just works harder to complete the goal and studies new methods. But cleaning up the ocean is still a very difficult problem, because it is very difficult to stop the problem at the source, to stop people from releasing waste, so we have to do it ourselves to reduce the waste.
Read more

Boyan Slat & The Ocean Clean up -- Natsumi Iwamoto

      I was impressed by his wonderful idea. When I was 16 years old, I was not interested in any environmental issues at all. He influenced a lot of people and changed their motivation about the environment.  I can say confidently that the process was not easy. He must have struggled for a long time. I respect his patience and huge motivation which affects others.      When he found garbage in the sea, he took action soon. Absolutely, it can be one of his great characteristics that has fueled people. He was surely a positive person about anything.      However, I guess it would take so long time to complete the project though I respect his idea. That is because the ocean is incredibly wider than what we expected. Sadly, I couldn't believe what he said, which was "This project will finish in 5 years."
Read more