Disappear (Part 3 Rough Draft)

The failure to keep schools open, along with having both crowded schools and classrooms will cause students to be overlooked and ignored. Teachers won’t have time to explain the material in detail to individual students and answers everyone's questions. Students would be denied one-on-one time with their teachers because of overcrowded classes. For instance, if a child falls behind in class, it would be really tough for the student to catch up without the teachers undivided attention. With smaller classes, teachers would have more time to focus on each student and overcome the issues at hand.

Another negative of this situation would be uncontrollable commotion. Crowded classes would result in lack of order and intense uproar. The noisy environment, brought about by numerous side conversations, causes students to lose focus and get distracted easily. Furthermore, teachers will not be able to teach efficiently without frequent interruptions. Students’ irrelevant arguments become the main focus of the class, which are encouraged by these cluttered workspaces. All around the situation proves to be utter chaos and an unfit learning environment.

On a wider scale campuses will be much more difficult to manage. In the event of an altercation, security guards are obligated to restore order. The common issue of schools frequently shutting down forces an increase in need for staff in active facilities, notably security guards. Generally speaking, a vast number of students migrating to a nearby school produces a demand for insufficient supplies, which doesn’t meet their needs. These disadvantaged students harbor the burden of unfortunate schools. The misconception of saving money in the act of closing schools is nothing more than an illusion.