How can students play a role in school policy-making?
School policy-making is not only a matter of top-down decisions by administrators and teachers, but also a process that can involve students as active participants and stakeholders. When students have a voice and agency in shaping the policies that affect their learning, they can develop important skills, such as critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and leadership. Moreover, they can contribute to creating a more democratic, inclusive, and responsive school culture that meets their needs and interests. In this article, we will explore how students can play a role in school policy-making, and what benefits and challenges this entails.
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Shenée Johnson Holloway MAT, M.Ed, CPLCity of Duluth Councilwoman Post 5 ?Educational Leader? Champion for Advancing Fairness and Integration ?Community…
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