According to Kadenova, "As Sadyr Nurgozhoevich mentioned, some teenagers begin to ignore both strict measures and persuasion, resorting to behavior in the spirit of 'I do what I want,' which often ends with threats to harm themselves. This underscores the need to establish a security service in educational institutions," she added.
In addition, the delegate proposed introducing limits on the number of students in a class — no more than 30 people.
Currently, some classes have between 50 to 58 children, and if the number of students does not reach 60, opening a new class is impossible. This requires additional funding and furniture. Teachers cannot adequately pay attention to each child, which also leads to high staff turnover.
"Such an approach will ease the workload of educators and create conditions for a deeper understanding of the educational material by teenagers," she concluded.
