If I Were a Millionaire – by Anand

Introduction:

If I were a millionaire I would spend my money in building a school. My school would be the one wherein everything would be the way I would deem it to be.

It would be the best school in the region and would have everything flawless about it. My school would be where I would be the principal of the school and would ensure discipline and fair play in the affairs of the school.

I would also ensure that the students not only are engrossed in their text books but also give time to sports and other activities for their overall development. I would spend a major portion of my money for the development of the school.

The Classrooms:

My school would have advanced classrooms for the students. With the advancement of technology, there has been a rise in the concept of e-classroom. I would have e-classrooms in my school in which everything shall run on technology. There would be a slide projector and an electronic lector for the teacher.

These would ensure that the students understand the topics in a more interesting and thought-provoking way. The classrooms would also have close circuit surveillance cameras installed so that any kind of deviant behavior shall be addressed immediately. Since all these equipments require hefty sum of money, I will spend my million in this process.

The Teachers:

My school would have the best teachers employed for the students. I, being the principal of the school, would personally take the interviews of each and every teacher of the school and then appoint them. In the interview, I would not only test their knowledge and grasp but also their ability to respond to an emergency situation and to provide an effective solution.

In my dream school, the teachers would not just give lectures to the students; they would involve the whole class in the discussion so that everyone learns. Not only should the teachers ask questions but also the students. Knowledge is universal and everyone learns, be it a teacher or a student. Therefore, even a teacher should encourage questions from the students so that even he/she learns in the process. I will pay the teachers handsomely in return for quality education.

Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities:

Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are as important in a school as academics and lectures. In my school, I would have regular sessions of writing, debating, poetry, literature etc. Students should not be mere book-worms. They should participate in every other activity. Separate classes shall be held for those students who have interests in singing, dancing and acting. Engagement in such activities will lead to the overall development of the students and will broom up their personality. Knowing about different social, economic and cultural aspects will give the students a whole new perspective on issues associated with these spheres.

Conclusion:

Thus, in this way I would spend my million rupees for the betterment of the society by building a school. My school will be the one where students will not only receive education but will be given a platform to showcase their talents and broom up their personalities. It will help in preparing each and every student of the school to be a better citizen in future. My school will propagate the ideals of discipline,