A school rule that you dislike and want to change

Question

Describe a school rule that you dislike and want to change

Answer 1

So when it comes to this topic, which is about an annoying rule in my school life, the first one that just pops up in my mind at the present that I want to remove is the restriction on wearing makeup at school. 

I mean this is one of the most ridiculous rules that I have ever seen since it’s simply the way for everyone, even boys or girls to look more confident with their appearance. They might want to hide some imperfections on their faces, it’s totally normal right. Also, wearing makeup could be a way to show respect to other people too. So to sum up, student only wants to wear makeup in order to feel a sense of comfort while communicating with their friends and also joining some activities.

Well, I still remember vividly this one time, when I was in high school, my female best friend was forced to remove all the makeup in the classroom and in front of all their mates. Although it was not my experience, I can feel how horrible it was. And then she was down in the dumps and ended up crying a lot. For the rest of the study time, she didn’t raise her head anytime, I guess it lowered her self-esteem a lot. Given the fact that she was once used to the top 3 of our class, her performance decreased significantly. So, from that moment, I really hate my school. 

So yeah, it’s 20222 now, I hope that this rule will no longer exist. The school should modify or remove it in order to let students express their personality and uniqueness in the study environment.

 

Answer 2

School days were the greatest days of my life. But there were some rules that I could not like in those days. Getting punishment for not bringing homework was one of them. This is a great topic and I would love to talk about it. The question reminds me of my childhood.

The school had a rule that if any student fails to bring the homework, s. he would be punished. Without considering the background, the teachers and the school authority imposed the rule on the students. We had no other ways left. They thought that the students want to bunk the assignments and thus they created the provision of punishment. For this provision, innocent students also had to suffer a lot.

The majority of the student were against the rule but had no way to express their opinion. I admit that there are some students who are wicked by nature and they must be punished. But forgetting to bring a homework for complying with the other courses or some other reasons and getting punished was not wanted at all. I also had fallen victim of the punishment several times only for forgetting to bring the homework. In fact, I had completed them but forgot to take them with me through the school bag. This was a usual scenario for a majority of the students. So, the provision was undesired to all.  

 

To be honest, I tried to violate the rule but each time I failed. Actually, the teachers wanted us to be perfect human being in all terms. So, they were too careful about the homework issues. The more we showed excuses, the level of punishment increased. In fact, they did not want to believe us. One day, to avoid punishment, I told my teacher that I forgot to bring the homework and if I am allowed, I could bring that within a short time. Despite bringing the homework within next 15 minutes (my residence was adjacent to the school), I was punished.

I think this was something extreme for the young students like us. The teachers did not punish us with corporal punishment. Rather, they asked us to complete the homework standing inside the classroom. Actually, it was really annoying to compete for the homework that I did before at home. At the same time, it was impossible to focus on the class and the homework together. As a result, the students who were punished had to sacrifice the lessons of the class. To make the issue clearer, it was waste of time for the students. Still, I feel perplexed that how that type of punishment was beneficial for a student. For all the reasons, I did not like that rule in my school.