Student Role and Responsibilities:

–           To be actively and purposefully engaged with issues and activities you regard as important;

–           To be willing to try new things and to take risks in applying plan or tactics or strategies to solve problems in the normal, traditional or conventional and in creative ways;

–           To involve different ways in the planning of your study work and take responsibility for your learning;

–           To believe in your own ability to learn and are able to discuss and think over or consider or reflect on your own learning to make sure what you have done is right;

–           You work independently and in group work as well to discuss common ideas, and always ask questions to support and help better understanding;

–           You must be committed and self-motivated and look or ask for suitable or appropriate resources and help for a different variety of resources for your study work;

–           You must learn to be thankful for what you receive or appreciate clean and honesty, respect and care for those who are in distress or concerns, respect other people’s views and feelings of others;

–           You must know that your family and community members are welcome to visit you in the school;

–           Learn to discuss issues that are said to support our society such as democracy, culture, fairness, equity and justice and relate them to any situation to your own lives;

–           Learn to develop positive relationships with teachers, students and other adults;