Many people argue that in order to improve educational quality, high school students are encouraged to make comments or even criticism on their teachers. Others think it will lead to loss of respect and discipline in the classroom. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

People have differing opinions on whether or not leaners should be allowed to review or criticize their teachers. While some claim that two-way communication in the classroom might lead to disrespect and indiscipline, I believe that this technique can help to enhance education systems. On the one hand, there are several reasons to believe that allowing students to evaluate teachers could result in a lack of respect and discipline in the classroom. The initial reason is that young kids are immature, impulsive, and inexperienced, they may readily criticize teachers when it comes to contentious matters. For example, students may offer the incorrect answer to a Math exercise but insist that they are correct, and their lack of knowledge may cause them to lose their temper and attack their teachers. Another reason is that the class may be in disarray as a result of the large amount of comments. Students' opinions can differ, and teachers will never be able to identify the perfect solution that will satisfy all of their students. On the other hand, I believe that giving pupils the freedom to express their opinions and feelings to teachers could improve the quality of teaching. Perhaps the most important reason is that this engagement has the potential to boost students' critical thinking skills and particularly their comprehension. As an example, teachers may teach at a pace that students are unable to absorb; in this situation, teachers could modify their speeds and approaches in response to students' reactions, allowing them to fully retain the knowledge. Secondly, this method may help teachers improve their pedagogical skills. Teachers that do not carefully prepare lesson content may deliver incorrect information, and feedback from students may assist them in identifying these errors. In conclusion, despite the likelihood of disrespectful and undisciplined attitudes among students, I believe that empowering students to criticize their teachers can lead to improved educational quality.