There’s a student acrostic poem that I have heard in the past for the word school; “Seven Crappy Hours of Our Lives.” It’s not a very appropriate saying, but I can comprehend the feelings of its creator. Imagine school felt long enough only to get another hour and a half added. I believe the way classes are distributed is reasonable, so how would adding another hour function? A longer school day would just mean complicated compromises and sacrifices would have to be made, students who dislike school would have another reason why, and time away from school would just be eaten out of teachers’ and students’ lives.
It can be agreed that the county works hard to ensure our Fairfax County public schools are exceptional quality. With that in mind, why would the county have to …show more content…
There are frequently homework complaints, normally on the quantity and time to complete it. With a lengthy school day, students would dread having to do schoolwork outside of school as they simply wouldn’t have time to complete it. In relation, another concern is waking up early after little sleep from the night before. With little time to finish homework, a student has the option to either go to bed early and not get homework done, or to do homework and lose hours of shuteye. This would be the case if there was a longer school day. This would also be negative if a student disliked a teacher because that would result in more time with the teacher. However, students may even find the current school day too timely. In my opinion, it’s just enough time, but procrastinating is not an option. Of course, there are idle students who complain on their grade going down due to their poor academic attitude. With school’s duration broadening, perhaps the struggling students would be encouraged to skip classes, which is unwanted,
It can be agreed that the county works hard to ensure our Fairfax County public schools are exceptional quality. With that in mind, why would the county have to …show more content…
There are frequently homework complaints, normally on the quantity and time to complete it. With a lengthy school day, students would dread having to do schoolwork outside of school as they simply wouldn’t have time to complete it. In relation, another concern is waking up early after little sleep from the night before. With little time to finish homework, a student has the option to either go to bed early and not get homework done, or to do homework and lose hours of shuteye. This would be the case if there was a longer school day. This would also be negative if a student disliked a teacher because that would result in more time with the teacher. However, students may even find the current school day too timely. In my opinion, it’s just enough time, but procrastinating is not an option. Of course, there are idle students who complain on their grade going down due to their poor academic attitude. With school’s duration broadening, perhaps the struggling students would be encouraged to skip classes, which is unwanted,