persuasive-cleaning duties for students

 teach discipline, important life skills

cleanliness, better schools

money and resources saved

Students cleaning classrooms? That's unheard of in the western world, where any sort of helping out is a punishment to most kids. However implementing these sorts of activities into school life is more important than you think-financially, educationally and environmentally. Yes, cleaning duties in classrooms might as well just be as important as the teaching itself! So if you want future generations to be disciplined, grateful individuals you'll never get going if you don't start early.

Discipline can be difficult to implement in a class full of rowdy kids, but cleaning duties changes that and so much more effortlessly. Having a cleaning routine, organising materials, and toiling to get the room spotless means the skills such as organisation, dedication and problem solving will be in practice for students to use in later life. If they don't practice now, they'll never get the hang of it! It even allows them to practice cleaning properly for when they move out or work a part time job. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if you graduated and still were never taught how to mop floors properly?

Along with strengthening young minds, cleaning duties also do the double job of ensuring your children have a welcoming space to learn in. Hired cleaners rush to care for a whole school-if each class focuses on one classroom, chances are they'll pay more attention to detail and dedicate themselves. This results in a clean, comfortable learning environment. And signs of good education is always a spotless school, where students have no distractions and can be reassured that they can be safe in a space that is well cared for. After all, who has pride in a filthy classroom?

Having children do cleaning duties for free means everyone can invest in better things. Schools can invest in better resources for education, resulting in an enhanced learning experience. Parents can pay less for school fees that go into cleaning and more into the reassurance that their child can recieve the maximum potential out of their education. No one wants to waste money on unnecessary things, especially when they could get so much more out of another free option. It's your money. If you're spending it, shouldn't you be responsible enough to use it for the best?

Students may moan and groan when hearing of cleaning, but there won't be many grumbles for long when they hear of the benefits. To think that their education, future and financial status is secure just with the help of cleaning the classroom every day! Having a classroom is a gift. Being able to discipline and learn by yourself just with chores is a gift. Thus it is imperative that children start cleaning duties in the classroom. After all, you never know where it might take them.