My dream school is an institution where everything is done for the benefit of children and students.
School is a place where you have to study for 9 or 11 years, which is quite a lot. Therefore, it should be as comfortable here as at home. Although the schools are now well organized, there is no limit to perfection and there is room for improvement anyway.
First, there are no teachers willing to vent their anger on children. After all, I do not want to teach the lessons of noisy and harmful people (no matter how interesting the subject is).
Secondly, you can choose your own food in the dining room. For example, if today they are not in the mood to eat potatoes, the children can take pasta. And if there is an opportunity to take a dessert or fruit, it's generally great.
Everyone would love it if students could wear whatever they want. Jeans, sweaters, skirts, jewelry - whatever your heart desires. If you can't remove the figure, then you need to at least make it beautiful.
Children need fun lessons, so the classrooms should be equipped in the best possible way: TVs, interactive whiteboards, a good computer lab, microscopes and living area for a biology lesson, laboratory kits for physics and chemistry lessons (so that there are as many experiments as possible!), Etc. etc.
Each of us is a music lover in our souls and dreams that beautiful and modern music would sound during breaks, and there would be comfortable sofas in the corridors so that there would be somewhere to relax between lessons. It would also be nice to make your own school radio, where everyone could express their wishes about the school, congratulate others on the holidays and wish good luck in the next lesson.
Class and school trips are organized every few months. It is even possible with tents for several days. More trips to neighboring cities, countries, visits to major attractions, museums, entertainment centers. So it will be more interesting for everyone to study the culture of both their native and neighboring countries.
Many would also like to cancel their homework. Yes, in this way the time for rest becomes much more, but the material is absorbed and consolidated twice as bad, and the exercises that are given at home for this very purpose are asked to be performed. But there is no need to require large-scale work - it is better to ask interesting creative tasks and projects. I hope that soon my school will really be even better than it really is.
I think that not only in Moscow, where I live but in our country one of the most famous streets is Arbat Street. I'd like to say a few words about Old Arbat Street. This street is not long. In fact, it’s 1,2 km. (one kilometre and two hundred metres long), but it’s a must to see even if you are going to spend in the Russian capital just a few days. It is situated in the historical central district of Moscow. The beginning of the street is in square Arbat Gates and it ends in Smolenskaya square. (Metro stations Arbatskaya or Smolenskaya square) There is no traffic in this street. Arbat is a pedestrian street. It is a very old street. The first houses were built in it in the 15th century.
In this street, there are monuments and museums to many famous people, who lived here. There is Pushkin’s house-museum and opposite the museum, you can see a sculpture of him and his wife Natalia. There are Lermontov’s, Skryabin’s and Okudjava’s houses. Suvorov was born in one of the houses in this street.
There is a monument to Bulat Okudjava, Gogol. There you’ll find one of the cult places: a Wall, devoted to Viktor Tsoy, the leader of the musical group “Cinema”. If the weather is warm you can see a lot of street musicians and painters in Arbat. You are offered a wide choice of Russian souvenirs in the street. There are a lot of shops for tourists on both sides of the street and cosy cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy Russian cuisine: tasty pies and pancakes with caviar.
Я думаю, что не только в Москве, где я живу, но и в нашей стране одной из самых известных улиц является улица Арбат. Я хотел бы сказать несколько слов о старом Арбате. Эта улица не длинная. Фактически она 1,2 км. (один километр и двести метров в длину), но её нужно видеть, даже если вы намерены провести в российской столице всего несколько дней. Она расположена в историческом центре Москвы. Начало улицы находится на площади Арбатские ворота и заканчивается улица на Смоленской площади. (ехать до Станции метро Арбатская или Смоленская площадь) Движение по этой улице отсутствует. Арбат - пешеходная улица. Это очень старая улица. Первые дома были построены в 15 веке.
На этой улице находятся памятники и музеи многим известным людям, которые жили здесь. Есть дом-музей Пушкина, а напротив музея можно увидеть скульптуру его и его жены Натальи Гончаровой. Есть дома Лермонтова, Скрябина, Окуджавы. Великий полководец Алекандр Суворов родился в одном из домов на этой улице.
Есть памятник Булату Окуджаве, Гоголю. Там вы найдете одно из культовых мест: стену, посвященную Виктору Цою, лидеру музыкальной группы "Кино". В теплую погоду на Арбате можно увидеть множество уличных музыкантов и художников. На улице вам предложат большой выбор русских сувениров. По обе стороны улицы расположено множество магазинов для туристов и уютных кафе и ресторанов, где можно отведать блюда русской кухни: вкусные пироги и блины с икрой.
