The debate on whether or not these underage minors should have the right to decide, whether their school instructors get fired or not, off of the Front Page Sections, translated…
The Executive Department’s Children & Youths Rights Teams brought up a case, hoping to add more members of students as the evaluation committee members of the schools’ teaching evaluation boards, to have the voices of the varied members; the Department of Education conducted three discussions on the matters, and proposed three workable plans, including the student representatives getting invited to the meets, to offer their opinions, or the student representatives can request to be at the meeting, along with, asking the student representatives to be at the evaluation committee meetings.
I believe that the intentions are well, but the practicalities of the matter are still, debated on, as there are, still many issues the schools, and the Department of Education need to consider, that the programs should not get implemented right away, or at least, first, on a trial basis, then, decide if it should be set in stone.
The most important duties of the evaluation committee is related to the instructors directly, especially on whether or not an instructor should be fired, to keep on hiring, to terminate the contract of hiring, this would be relating to the instructors’ right to work, and, is it really appropriate, to leave it to the high school students to decide?
The students in high school are faced with the college entrance exams, the college applications, not only are the academics getting heavier on them, their paces of life are faster by the day, and, each student is developing at a different maturity level, can they handle the burdens of the duties that needed to get fulfilled as members of the evaluation boards. On the means of deciding whether or not an instructor should continue to teach, or deciding on the matters of gender equality, the high school students didn’t have the firsthand observation means, nor the discussion sessions held with the instructors, how would they be right to decide on whether or not the instructors should be allowed to keep on teaching, to get fired? And, if the government goes through with this, then, there would be many of the, unforeseeable, consequences.
Surely, we can take the opinions of high school students into considerations, but we should NOT spoil them, the evaluations of college professors had proven to be problematic, by opening up the high school students, allowing them into the evaluation committees, decide whether or not an instructor is fit to teach, this should be discussed more thoroughly.
And so, this, is on, giving these, underage minors, too much rights, because if this passed, then, the students would have the right to, get the instructors fired by voting, and they’re, still all, under age minors, how the @#$% should they know what they’re, voting for and/or against? I’m all for giving more rights to these school age students, but, allowing the student bodies to vote on whether or not a teacher should be kept in her/his teaching post, that’s, going overboard.