Where are the students?

Do you work in education? Are you involved in any committee or similar body that makes decisions that directly affect students and their experience at school? Are there student representatives on this committee? If not, why not? There may be a very good reason – and that’s fine. If there’s not a very good reason, invite some students to join.

Of course, there are some challenges with having students sit on a normally-adult-only committee. But the upside of partnering with students – particularly on decisions affecting students – is far bigger than any potential downside.

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David Bott

Bestselling Author: 10 Things Schools Get Wrong | Co-Founder & Director The Wellbeing Distillery | Dubai Future Council for Education | Expert in Applied Wellbeing Science

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