Opinions differ as to why to enhance educational background, high school students are inspired to leave feedback or sometimes censure with their teachers. Although there are good arguments in favor of stopping getting comments from students because of its loss of respect and discipline in the classroom, I personally believe that when students have a voice at school, this will upgrade their development qualities and other skills.
There are several reasons why some hold the view that such a method of studying will lead to rudeness and poorly behaved students. In general, many cultures are not appropriate with those students who are impulsive and inexperienced but criticize tutors. Additionally, the majority of seniors in high school do not mature and have enough objective knowledge to comment. These can end with negative results of being personal criticism, disrespectful and contribute nothing for education.
However, I am firmly convinced that it is advantageous for both students and teachers to include their thoughts about teachers and express their point of views freely. Open environment in the classroom can decrease shyness in students, hence they will dare to discuss the lessons with other classmates and especially if they want their teachers to recognize mistakes and adjust teaching skills. Moreover, from making assessments, the students themselves can draw experience through communications with teachers and become fully grown. Consequently, their teachings will probably become more engaging because it works for everyone, which could lead to improved learning results.
In conclusion, students are not master objects to estimate their teachers. Nevertheless, it is my firm conviction that it benefits the educational system when students are encouraged to offer observations in which their teachers have taught.