Prompt: Do you agree or disagree that teachers should make their social or political views known to students in the classroom. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer

There is always a dispute about whether teachers should make their social or political views known to students in the classroom or not. In my view, I am in favor of the argument that teachers are supposed to avoid giving their views on social or political in class. Ċ To start with, refer to the main responsibilities of a teacher, a teacher should impart knowledge, encourage his students to think out things independently, inspire his students' mind and of course get his students pass the exam. Those things are much more important than talking about his personal idea about social and political issues. In addition, making his social and political views known to his students doesn't improve the quality of teaching. Inversely, it will lower students' learning efficiency. Because students holding different opinions will start to argue with each other and even quarrel in the class, which will definitely make harder for them to focus on what they are learning. Ċ Moreover, what a teacher should do is to teach his students how to think by themselves rather than implant his ideas into his students' thoughts. What's more, a teacher's saying and behavior always has a significant impact on his students when they are young. If a teacher transmits some radical ideas in his class, we should really start to worry about what kind of influence will have on our kids. Ċ So, to sum it up, I am convinced that a teacher is not supposed to speak about his views on political and social issues. A qualified teacher should devote most of his energy and enthusiasm to how to make his curriculum more interesting and engaging instead of drilling his thoughts into his students' mind. So that's why I think a teacher shouldn't give his ideas about social and political issues in class.