ISSUE
1. School grounds are always dirty
2. Students wasting water
3. Students don’t know how to use the
bathroom/toilets properly
4. Teachers require students to wear
proper uniform, yet they don’t wear
their uniform.
5. Students Don’t listen during
class/lectures.
6. Tricky relationships with friends
7. Stressful exams
RHETORICAL QUESTIONS
Isn't it curious how school grounds seem to
resist staying clean, no matter how hard we
try?
Isn't preserving water resources crucial for
responsible behavior, especially among
students wasting water?
Do we expect students to navigate complex
academic subjects when some struggle with
the basic skill of using the toilet properly?
Should teachers insist on proper student
uniforms while setting an example by not
consistently wearing their own?
Do we wonder why students aren't engaged
in class when they consistently choose not
to listen to lectures?
Isn't it curious how our relationships with
friends can sometimes be as tricky as
navigating a maze with unseen twists and
turns?
Do we truly believe that the path to
knowledge and success should be paved
with the stress of exams, or is there a better
way to assess learning?
8. Exuberant school fines
9. Poor ventilation in the classrooms
10.School problems impacting mental
health
Are school fines fostering responsibility or
simply creating a financial burden for
students and their families?
Do we expect students to thrive in an
environment where the air quality is
compromised, as if educational success can
magically happen with poof ventilation in
the classrooms?
How can people seem to turn a blind eye to
the evident link between unresolved school
problems and the deteriorating mental
health of our students?
Submitted by:

Butanas, Wee Winkee Wyndelle G.

Carpo, Iñigo Liam S.