A students vision (Criticism)

Another scholastic year has started and the school is still lacking from things that FOR us students should be ( important??)

Throughout these six years that I've been attending this collage we were always lacking in space particularly when it’s a rainy day, everybody is staying inside the corridors but due to the lack of seating and area everybody is staying on a wet dirty floor and squished together as if we are a group of pigeons closed in a cage which is unhygienic due to bacteria and infections. Even if it's not raining, we have an allocated sitting area exactly when existing the canteen but it lacks the use of chairs and tables which restricts us students to work on our assignments  during frees or else a place where to relax during break hours.

This problem could be eliminated if the school would provide certain assignments to chosen courses in this particular section in which the students are creating the particular area, it will be an opportunity to work on a public area and get the feel and experience you need when they go out working in the near future.

 This is an Art and Design school so Environmental awareness is important to take caution to show how we are ready to make a difference in the world by using recycled or reused objects to create this particular project.

Another lack of space is the library, in my opinion I think that the library is quiet small for us students to work in their own comfort. There is also the lack of computers amounts in which sometimes you need to be really lucky you find one empty. But throughout these years there was a virus spreading around and when we were using our pen drives we were also spreading it into our own personal computers which evolved into corrupted or lost work. From my side of view if I was told what I could do to solve this problem is by investing into a good and reliable antivirus by this their giving a message to the students that they are willing to help them save their work and internet safety.

Since the past year I entered into the fine arts course in which in the first year we were given a particular studio for us to work in and also hang out as a class. This year we weren't that lucky to get a studio unfortunately it left us a little bit lost due that we haven't got a place to work on our assignment and due that some lessons require canvases/wooden panels and equipment we have to carry them all the time with us in which sometimes they are really heavy. We could always leave them in the studio but due that its not ours other student from different levels are going inside and it wasn’t the first time that something was misplaced or even stolen.

Down stairs there is a corridor in which right now is left full of desks and no particular use at all, if they manage to plan out to install any kind of cabinet or lockers it would make our students lives a little bit better and help us keep our routine more organized.

This kind of situation is happening mostly due to overpopulation in the school itself, every year a good amount of students are being accepted in the school and their isn't any more space for everyone to stay comfortable. It's always great that a collage manages to give a vast variety of accepting students to give them opportunity but they aren't thinking of the students who are still studying there for the past years. There should be a kind of policy on how they should divide the acceptance or a portfolio examination.

This all has to start from the very core of the institute the administration and the council it self, which in my opinion is still at the lack of organization, and us students aren't being let to show our voices even if we try were still being ignored, as if we are treated like hamsters always doing what they teach us and when we go out to find a job we will be the freshly presented prey but the problem should be tackled  were is all start first.

'' Arts education is critical for helping student develop creativity, critical thinking and problem solving abilities'' - Megan Chernin, L.A Fund Chair

Citation

 

Fetter, B. (2012) A favorite quote: Megan Chernin |. Available at: https://www.bettefetter.com/megan-chernin (Accessed: 29 October 2016).