Question

Schools of the Future

By Richard Morton

Some people predict that schools in the future will be different from schools today. How will they be different? First, they'll be smaller. Many schools will have only about 100 students. Second, schools probably won't have different grades - students of different ages will be in the same grade. Students will also choose the subjects they want to study, and they'Il work together on projects. They'Il use computers to work with students around the word. Students will create virtual cities and countries and solve problems in them. They will study a lot of languages, too. Tests will be very different, too. To pass them, students won't only answer questions - they will have to do other things. For a science test, a student might have to make a robot. For a history test, a student might create a museum exhibit. A language arts test might give students a headline, and ask them to write an article about it on the computer. Schools in the future won't be easier than schools today, but one thing is certain: They will be more exciting!

a) How will the schools be in the future?

b) Will they have many students? Why?

c) Will students use computers?

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Answer 1

A) How will the schools be in the future?

First, they will be smaller. Many schools will only have about 100 students. Second, schools probably will not have different grades. Students of different ages will be in the same year. Students will also choose the subjects they want to study, and work together on projects.

B) Will they have many students? Why?

No, they do not have many students because the study will not be more compulsory and will only study who wants why they did not have many students.

C) Will students use computers?

They will use computers to work with students around the word. Students will create virtual cities and countries and solve their problems.

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