She noted that, as indicated by Sadyr Nurgozhoevich, some teenagers have stopped responding to authority and persuasion—they begin to act on the principle of "I do what I want," which sometimes leads to threats of self-harm. According to Kadenova, this highlights the need to establish a security service in educational institutions.
The delegate also proposed limiting the number of students in a class to 30. Currently, in some schools, one class has between 50 to 58 children. Moreover, if there are fewer than 60 students in a class, opening a new class is impossible, which requires additional financial resources and furniture. Teachers find it increasingly difficult to pay attention to each student, leading to a high turnover rate.
“Such an approach will make teachers' work easier and ensure a deeper understanding of knowledge by students,” she added.
