Question

what are two tactics recommended by educational reformers that will better humanize schools?

Answer 1

- Use the teachers to influence the students on good behaviors and positive attitude. Because it is most likely that the children will start to mimic the dominant figure in the class.
- Make the children get used in doing social responsibilities since early age so they will get used to doing it when they're fully grown.

Answer 2

Answer:

Recommendations to humanize school are below:

1. Sustained Leadership: Significant reforms are usually triggered by an economic, social, or political change and may be affected by a single powerful leader. Such reform attempts can bring about meaningful change within a three- to five-year time, but actual changes in administration or closing performance gaps on a large scale demand a longer time frame than most political cycles. Therefore great leadership turnover is a primary barrier to sustaining reform.
2. Driven Standards: Countries that exceed fixed ambitious, comprehensive, and clear rules for all their students, typically at the federal or state/provincial level. The first problem with regionally set criteria is that they lead to wildly different expectations of achievement and moderate performance overall. Countries that have historically established standards at the regional or state level are therefore frequently coming together to produce common standards across all provinces.