For the next generation, high school will be completely different than how it is now. I am hoping that the school system would be extremely different for the new generation of students. This educational system must be changed for the better because students do not deserve these many long hours and all of that stress. My generation unfortunately is struggling to get past all of this, but i title ourselves us as the "survivors". In twenty years I would hope that by high school, students will be able to chose their class, according to what they enjoy doing, and pursue their future careers. Twenty years from now students will be working with the most advanced technology in each of their classrooms. Who knows, by junior and senior year they might be driving flying cars! Students will be dealing with the best technology in the classes and research and studies will be able to done in seconds because of their various resources. Teachers will be attending classrooms to be of assistance to the students but they will still be needed for their important criticism. High school teachers will be quite similar to professors in college in order to get the students prepared. Students will be able to choose which class to take because as teenagers, they are free to do as they want. Their homework will be limited because of how much they will be able to get done in school, but breaks will provided so students are able to be social and rest their precious brains.
Even though technology will be used most of the time, students will continue to read books that are paperback or hard cover. Technology will be the main source, but having books in paperback is essential. Students will be given many options, considering what they would prefer most. This new generation will have normal school hours with extra time to do things that they enjoy most (hobbies). I personally, do not see myself becoming a teacher, but a role model for the high school students. I would like to be an inspiring leader for the upcoming generation and share the real story of my generation.
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