Erasmus+
Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good
practices
Strategic Partnerships for school education
www.erasmusplusbest.com
01.Sep.2014 - 31.Aug.2016
TURKEY
ROMANIA
POLAND
ITALY
STUDENTS’ PROBLEMS
13th-19th March 2016, Buzau, Romania
What common students' problems
are in our schools?
In our pre-mobility activities all partner
organizations planned to study on what
common student problems are in each
school, what we are currently do to
reduce, prevent or solve them and what
practices are to be done for that
What common students' problems
are in our schools?
After that we performed a common questionnaire
prepared by the counsellor of the host school
related to the topic of the mobility. The
questionnaires were addressed to students and
were designed to measure the students’ problems
and how they affect their school performance. The
students were asked to supply information about
their problems and how this problems affect their
school performance
What common students’ problems are
in our schools?
Furthermore we have analyzed and interpreted
the centralized survey results. The most
common joint problems that have emerged
from analysis of the questionnaires are linked
to addiction (for example online, smartphones,
nicotine, alcohol), emotional problems and
difficulties in dealing with the parents and
friends, school failure
What common students’ problems are
in our schools?
Other important problems we have
discovered as a result of this analysis were:
the socio-economic status, students coming
from separated families or single parent
families, communication problems between
parents and children and families in which
one or two of the parents work abroad
An alternative approach to
students’ problems
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
Courses
Counseling sessions (individually and in
groups)
Meetings with parents, seminars for them
Home visits
Civic actions with students
Preventive actions
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
School discipline committee
School honour committee
Gathering detailed information about their
past and background
Activities (questionnaires, face to face
communication) to be performed to know
students better
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
We should inform students more about
rules and responsabilities
True modelling, encouraging and
supporting the good acts
We must make parents taken into action
with teachers and school together
Monitoring students at home
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
Students must be oriented to the area they
have interest
Being friendly and thoughtful to them, being
tolerant
Attend training courses, talks, workshops
communicate effectively
Encouraging them to participate in
different contests
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
Policies and goals must be set logically and
must be realistic
Not just for students or parents, but also
periodical seminars, courses must be carried
out for teachers
A special committee having more free time
to deal with the problems should be formed
in schools
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
For addiction problems should exist
medicals experts who make periodical tests
Curriculum should be arranged according to
their interests, levels and aims
Increasing the attractiveness of lessons
The problems should be tried to be solved
firstly inside the school
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
If teachers are expected to detect and
solve problems then they must have more
rights and powers
To solve problems teachers mustn't have
problems economically, mentally,
pedagogically and psichologically
Raise the salaries
Best Practices
Best Solution to Students’ Problems
Teachers must support and award the good
ones and take precautions to make the
negatives positive
Organize some occasions to increase the
interaction between the teachers and other
parts of the school
More counselors should be occupied in
schools