It was a rule of being quiet on the lessons and generally in school. The rule was created because students were constantly making noise and interpreting lessons which made it difficult to conduct lessons. This was a growing problem, but the teacher’s council decided to create a rule requiring students to be quiet during lessons and not make a sound. At first, no one obeyed this rule. Then teachers and the principal began expelling children from the school in Maze. As a result children became afraid of making noise. became effective and lessons became quieter. Generally, firstly I thought that is not a good idea because I thought that the children’s children’s won’t listen to this rule but this rule have been effect have been working for about two or three years I think.
Band 5+: Describe a rule at your school or work that you either like or dislike. You should say: - What the rule is - Why this rule was created - How it affects you And explain whether you think this rule is effective or not.
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It was a rule to be quiet during lessons and generally in school. The rule was created because students were constantly making noise and interrupting lessons, which made it difficult to conduct classes. This was a growing problem, so the teachers' council decided to create a rule requiring students to be quiet during lessons and not make a sound. At first, no one obeyed this rule. Then teachers and the principal began expelling children from the school in Maze. As a result, children became afraid of making noise. The rule became effective, and lessons became quieter. Initially, I thought it was not a good idea because I believed that the children wouldn't listen to this rule, but this rule has been working for about two or three years, I think.
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