Write a letter to your headteacher to disallow year 11 students to go on study leave during the exam period model answer.

would not want to go out and televisions would not cause such a distraction. Do you really believe that studying at home with all these potential distractions is the best environment to be in and effective for the students? However, I do accept that for a minority of students studying at home is more relaxed and removes other distractions such as friends. This occasionally brings more benefit for them than if they were to study at school.         At school revisions and seminars that would be provided to enable students to have study time would be well structured and controlled, whereas at home the revision would not be as controlled and beneficial. As the school sessions would be well structured students will be confident in knowing that they have included revision on everything they need to know and have not missed anything fundamental out by mistake. On the other hand for some students they may only need to revise a few areas in certain subjects and by making them attend sessions where they do not require them would prove counterproductive as they could be revising something else that they need to.         Revision at school in my opinion will be less stressful due to the familiar routine of a school day. When studying at home the majority of students will slip into their weekend routine of getting out of bed late and going to bed late. Also by spreading the revision out over the usual school timetable will mean that revision is done and that no one leaves it all to the last minute.  This will obviously be a lot more effective and surly you can see that?         Within school students have access to subject teachers who will know in-depth the topics which enable students to easily ask questions on topics they are unsure about. If students are at home their access is limited to email only and not all teachers are reliable in replying to their emails.  A teacher will know more than a textbook will do at the end of the day and they can provide you with last minute exam tips and knowledge.         Similarly to having teachers available at school students will also have access to a wide range of resources. The wide range of sources that are provided at school are surly nothing other than beneficial for the students? I think even though most students will have adequate access to resources at home they still don’t have the range that the school has, particularly for subjects such as history when different textbooks may have different interpretations on one event. Overall even though I can see some benefits for students to go home and study in their exam periods I think that overwhelmingly it is better for students to stay at school within a regular school environment. The school sessions prevent last minute cramming and anything fundamental being missed by a student during their revision. Although home maybe more relaxing I think it simply does not have enough resources available to the students.