To passively receive information from teachers.

To actively participate in the learning process.

To memorize facts and figures for exams.

To compete with peers for grades and recognition.

Lack of access to quality resources and facilities.

Poverty and socioeconomic disparities.

Limited opportunities for extracurricular activities.

All of the above.

By being respectful and supportive of their peers.

By actively participating in class discussions and activities.

By taking initiative and seeking help when needed.

All of the above.

It provides additional resources and support for students.

It helps connect schools to the local community.

It fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility for education.

All of the above.

By forming student organizations and clubs.

By expressing their concerns to school administrators and policymakers.

By participating in community meetings and events.

All of the above.

To challenge biases and stereotypes.

To support inclusive practices and policies.

To advocate for equal opportunities for all students.

All of the above.

By sharing their own cultural experiences and perspectives.

By learning about and respecting different cultures.

By advocating for culturally relevant curriculum and teaching methods.

All of the above.

It empowers students to take ownership of their learning.

It allows students to express their needs and concerns.

It helps teachers and administrators make informed decisions.

All of the above.

By providing feedback on teaching methods and curriculum.

By participating in school committees and decision-making processes.

By advocating for changes that address their needs and concerns.

All of the above.

By participating in extracurricular activities and clubs.

By organizing events and initiatives that bring students together.

By creating welcoming and inclusive spaces for all students.

All of the above.

By accessing online resources and educational platforms.

By collaborating with peers and teachers using digital tools.

By creating multimedia projects and presentations.

All of the above.

They help students analyze information and make informed decisions.

They prepare students for success in higher education and careers.

They empower students to address challenges and find solutions.

All of the above.

By taking on leadership roles in student organizations and clubs.

By mentoring and supporting younger students.

By participating in community service projects and initiatives.

All of the above.

To challenge systemic inequalities and biases.

To advocate for policies and practices that promote fairness and justice.

To educate themselves and others about social justice issues.

All of the above.

By respecting and valuing diversity.

By speaking up against discrimination and bullying.

By reaching out to and supporting students who may feel marginalized.

All of the above.