The Ideal School: My Vision -- Anny

            

       

There are many types of schools in the world, such as traditional schools, magnet schools, Waldorf schools, special education schools, homeschools and so on. Which school is better? Each kind of school has advantages and disadvantages. In any event, it’s the most important thing for a good school to meet the needs of the students. 

My ideal school is a combination of tradition and modernity. Firstly, there would be diverse courses for students to choose from. The required courses would be much less than the optional ones. In addition, the school would attach great importance to traditional minor subjects such as sports, music and art, which would affect the long-term development of students. Secondly, the teaching methods would be interesting and enlightening. Traditional cramming teaching can be improved by adding student practice, group discussions, case analyses and flexible use of modern technology teaching platforms. Thirdly, the school would have better quality infrastructure. Small classrooms and moving desks are more suitable for flexible and diverse teaching. What’s more, small classes also facilitate communication and interaction between teachers and students, which play a crucial role in cultivating students' talents. 

Of course, there are practical problems with my ideal school. The main issue is the shortage of good teachers, who have strong ideals and beliefs, moral sentiments, solid knowledge, and benevolence. With the support of the government and society, more and more outstanding students are willing to engage in education now in China. At the same time, schools have been taking various measures to train faculty and improve their qualities and comprehensive abilities. For example, encouraging teachers to study abroad is a good way to learn advanced teaching methods. I’m sure these enthusiastic and conscientious teachers will definitely produce more excellent students in the future.