Courtyards Should Be Used In Schools

"Let's spend time other than raising vitamin D levels to protect children from future bone problems, heart disease, diabetes and other health problems" (NWF 1)

"Students receiving an environmental education program have earned higher scores in standard tests of mathematics, reading comprehension, composition, listening comprehension" (NWF 1)

When the students go out, the mind and body are refreshed, so the students have refreshed so they are ready to take the exam back to school.

One of the most stressful things at school is testing and going out. External activities are of great help to deal with stress.

"It is much easier to manage some pressure when the rest of your life is filled with your favorite activities" (Tartakovsky 1)

The second reason that you do not want to make a courtyard is that students fight or bully in the garden because the students are not being monitored.

Students who are late for classes usually benefit from low test scores and low points.

"Students with late arrival are low GPA, standardized evaluation has a low score and graduation rate is low" (Zeiger 1)

"Students with late arrival are low GPA, standardized evaluation has a low score and graduation rate is low" (Zeiger 1)

In short, having a courtyard can provide a lot of academic and spiritual benefits to junior high school students.

Successful schoolyards were built even in the sowing boxes of containers and window frames in courtyards, campuses, fields and even the roofs. To maximize them and to prevent vandalism, they should be near the school building and can be seen from the classroom or neighboring houses. They should have at least 6 hours of sunshine a day close to the water source, and hard to flood. Use student research advice (and local gardener expertise) to provide a list of recommended plants for the site. These should include specific resistant varieties that are easy to grow in your area. Please make sure that all the plants included in the recommendation list meet the school's policy on allergy foods. (Some schools ban peanut products, for example.) Do not use toxic parts or big thorns.

Please select a protected or easy-to-view site. Perhaps your school has a courtyard or enclosure. Students should have a chance to walk around the garden during the day, but you can find it at night, weekends or breaks. Putting your garden in the center of a school usually hinders vandalism. Post a sign on the garden information. The posted logo expresses sense of ownership and outsiders can know the purpose of the costume and the person who controls it. It is not an absolutely secure security system, but labels labeled "Do not Pick" or "Let Our Plants Grow" can prevent illegal profits by causing illegal behavior.