When students move to a new school, they sometimes face problems. How can schools help these students with their problems? Use specific reasons and examples to explain your answer.

At

first

, it's clear that

students

face a lot of challenges when transitioning to new learning environments. It is imperative that the

school

devise a plan to help new

students

adjust to their new surroundings as quickly as possible. It is possible for a

student

to encounter difficulties when moving to a new

school

. Many people have had to relocate at some point in their lives, including myself. During my childhood, my family relocated twice. Our family had to move when the old construction was completed and my father was hired to design a new one; he is an architect. As a new

student

, I faced two major challenges: "no

friends

" and "a large number of strangers". What follows is an analysis of these challenges, as well as recommendations for how a

school

can assist a

student

in

such

a predicament. When I arrived at a new

school

, I was confronted with an overwhelming number of people who had never met me before. After class, I would meet the teachers and ask them about their curriculum. It was easy to get along with them. New classmates made the task even more difficult. Several times I had to defend myself because

this

is how

students

get to know one another. There is a better way to get to know each other, I believe. In my opinion, schools should be involved. They could,

for instance

, set up a class where new

students

can meet their classmates and introduce themselves.

Second

, I had to deal with the fact that I had no one to hang out with.

This

meant that I was unable to catch up with old

friends

or make new ones because they were too far away. In today's world, it's much easier to keep in touch with old

friends

because nearly every

student

has Internet access. As a college

student

, I was unable to take advantage of

such

a unique opportunity. I believe that schools can benefit newcomers by assisting them in integrating into their new classrooms more quickly. When a

school

assigns a mentor to a new

student

, the mentor will help the newcomer adjust to the new surroundings. There are both positive and negative aspects to moving schools, and I'd like to stress that in the end. As an example, I learned how to quickly make new

friends

and how to persevere through difficult situations. I believe that it strengthened me as a person, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to experience it.