If I could change anything about school…

 … I would do more activities during schools, more stuff to do, because when you have fun at school you learn better. We should have more activities about how life really is and about our future. I think  that  some objects are useless. Teachers should be more patient and closer to the students. (IOANA HOSU)

 … I would reopen the professional schools, because not every child can make it in theoretical schools. In consequence, they can do nothing with their graduation diploma. (BOGDAN  VANDICI)

… I would choose to have more practical activities so as the students could understand easier. In my opinion, teachers shouldn’t be so rough and the students should have an airy program. (DENISA IENCIU)

… I would start with trying to loosen up the teachers, because they are putting too much pressure on us. Then I would make more practical lessons, less books to read and transform them into drama plays. (GYORGY ROLAND)

… I would change the teachers, because many of them are annoying and too strict. Then there are teachers that don’t know how to teach a lesson. I would change the teaching plan to make it less overloaded. (GEORGE BORODAN)

… I would start by changing the whole system – the teachers, the education and their way of thinking. (ANDREI MOZA)

… I would change the classrooms. I would paint the class room in vivid colours. Then I  would change the teachers, because many of them don’t know how to teach a lesson. Finally, I would add the professional school, because many students are not able to learn. (DENIS POPA)

… I’d start with the teachers’ way of teaching. Some just don’t know how to make students understand. Also, I’d introduce a gaming room with two-player games only, so students can have fun and get social interaction at the same time. (KELEMEN PETRA)

… I  would start with the teachers, but also with  students, because I think the relationships between them are too tense. If teachers participated at activities with students and make them able to open up, discuss about them, their stories and their lives, they would have a closer relationship and so teachers can stimulate them to be better people and to have a good impact in this country and this world. (DIANA SCHIPOR)

… I would start with the  introduction of practical activities in every school. Also, I’d  diminish the amount of attention given to the subjects which are not of profile. Another thing I’d  change would be swapping the books with updated e-books so that students could learn more. (PAPP  BIANCA)

… that would be the teacher’s style of teaching and the teaching-aids: books and maps at geography or history are very old, deteriorated and they contain some exercises hard to understand. Teachers should be more calm, understanding and patient. The students shouldn’t be worried to leave their things in their classroom without the thought that anyone, anytime can steal their things when they are not around. I don’t think that uniforms are still a problem. (MEHESZ OLIVIA)

… I would start with professors, I would like to select the best of them in function, on strict exams, no incapable professor should have the permission to teach the students. (ANDREI IUHASZ)

In my opinion, the problem in our school are many teachers, because some of them bring us in students, and students can’t teach because they like it, but because they’ll get a bad mark if they won’t. Another problem may be some students that think they’re funny when they destroy school property and are still laughing about it. (RAUL BOȚA)

… I would change learning introducing a lot of practice, because I think it is more important to know how to do a thing than to know something about it. For example, when you study about the human feelings at psychology, I think it is more important and interesting to see people’s reaction in situations and how you can help a sad person. For this, you must collaborate with these people, this could help you very much in life. (ANDRADA IURAȘCU)

The first thing would be the way of teaching. The teaching plan would be easier and more fun for students, so they can be more aware. I would paint the building in bright colours and the inside of the walls as well. I would make a lot of extracurricular activities. I would give up some school subjects in order to introduce others which can help us in our everyday life. (LAURA BELME)