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oksano4ka [1.4K]
3 years ago
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Your school district is considering a policy change for your middle school. Rather than having two separate sixth-grade classes,

the classes would be combined into one class that has two teachers. Decide whether this approach would be a good idea at your school, and write a letter to your principal that presents your stance and at least two reasons to support it.
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1 answer:
san4es73 [151]3 years ago
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If you ask me I think we shouldn’t have combined six grade classes. From my perspective I think it’s a very bad idea. Here’s why I think this way.
I believe that if we combined classes it will increase the chances of bullying. Too many students can cause a distraction , and teachers won’t be able to pay attention to some students , considering that the classroom is packed ,their would be a slim chance that teacher will even notice a student being bullied. For that reason , its most best if we have keep are classrooms small.
Besides that , chances of students failing get way higher. The teachers will probably only notice the talkative kids , and won’t even realize the silent ones are failing. They won’t be able to help the child academically due to there distractions. Then when they notice it will be too late.
To clarify everything that I just stated , those are my two main reasons why I think we shouldn’t combine classrooms.
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