In order to improve a country's education system, young students should be allowed to openly criticize their teachers during class time. Do you agree with this? What are some other ways education systems could be improved?

In the times that we live in, open-mindedness and informality are considered more
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than obeying value systems.
Thus
, we hear a suggestion from some quarters that
students
should be allowed to criticize their teachers openly, during class time. I do believe in open mindedness but I disagree with the viewpoint presented here. If
students
were given
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permission to criticize teachers during class time, first of
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this
could be used as a tool by disinterested
students
to waste precious teaching time.
Secondly
, learning can only occur when there is a feeling of respect for the
teacher
and with
such
openness there would be
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of respect and the teaching environment would be thereby spoiltThirdly,
students
are sometimes too young to grasp the intention of the
teacher
or the need of the subject being taught. In
such
a situation the criticism would not be of any help as it would only be a misguided judgment.
On the other hand
, people who advocate
such
openness in the classroom say that
this
can make the relationship between the
teacher
and the student friendlier.
However
, I believe that if the teachers are well trained, they know the psychological aspects of teaching young children and
thus
, our education environment would be better served.
Also
, in the event of receiving some unwelcome behaviour from a
teacher
, there could be a system in place where the student or a group of
students
is allowed to submit a written to the principal or any other authority that can
then
look into the matter and resolve it responsibly.
To conclude
, even though the system of open criticism may appear democratic, I opine against
this
method considering its possible drawbacks.
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