I intend to hear two issues from them and focus on them.  In the first place, I'm going to ask them if they have an example of being different if they have ever wanted to be in their friend's shoes, and how they see an ideal school.
Summarize: The fact that Alex comes from a wealthy and rich family gave him some interesting ideas about education and school that were new to me. According to him, schools have many amenities that make them feel more comfortable, such as a constant supply of food and timely delivery.  Students each had their own tablet with a smart pen.  In addition, he even said we play ping pong and volleyball during our breaks. Afterwards, I asked Jacob, who came from a low-income family, these questions, and he disagreed with Alex's opinion. Jacob said our school building was so old that the walls stank of damp water and the roof leaks when it rains.  He also said that our math teacher usually taught us chemistry instead of our chemistry teacher, which I believe is disastrous.  His general opinion of the education system and his school was dissatisfying, and he said the only sports facility at our school was a basketball net that dozens of students played on. I would like to highlight one thing in summarizing their answers.  When I asked them, Would they like to go back to that time in school?  In contrast to Alex who said he liked it because it was filled with happy moments with friends, Jacob said the atmosphere of the school was like a prison where I felt imprisoned every morning until noon. Due to the importance of schools in the educational process, I believe governments should eliminate these class gaps between schools so that all students today can utilize all minimum facilities.
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