Why Going To School Become Such A Bad Thing?

Imagine sitting at school in a chair by a wooden desk. Numbers and words are being written on the dirty black board, teachers are calling you out during lessons, constantly telling you to be quiet. They're giving you assignments and telling you the dates of upcoming tests that you know you will stay up all night to study for. Good afternoon Mr. Migdal, fellow classmates and friends. School may not be the defined in the same way for you as I said it to be, but it is for many students. Kids whether they are only in grade 1 or 8, have stopped wanting to come to school, because they say it's boring, long and it stresses them out, but why? Why has going to school become such a bad thing? The pedagogy of the educational system has evolved over the past few years, but the classroom is still the same as it was in the middles ages. The Ontario education system has not fully adapted to the current teaching standards as described in many scholarly papers, although the school boards claim as if

It is a given aspect that in a learning zone, you should hear a pin drop because everyone has the right to focus without distraction. I agree with that, but communicating with others and asking questions to your classmates and friends also helps kids understand the material. Hearing how other students understood the topic and they're opinion and perspective on it, is proven to give students a deeper understanding on the subject. Talking in class increases participation which engages students, develops speaking skills, encourages friendly debates and it lets the teacher know if their students are receiving output from each lesson. Not only does this make learning a lot more effective, but it also makes students enjoy coming to school. It becomes a place where they can learn but socialize with others, creating a positive learning environment, something that recently is becoming forgotten