So many classroom roles and regulations are employed to get better results according to standards set by each society, but as we know, the excess of everything is bad. The imposing of rules without proper approaches causes negative consequences, like
Forced Obedience, Reduced Individuality (Rose, 2022)
Over-reliance on Authority and less Critical Thinking (Gilliom, 2008)
Suppresses Spontaneity, Inhibits Open Dialogue (Rose, 2022)
Limits Spontaneity, Suppresses Challenging Authority (Gilliom, 2008)
Suppresses Movement, Leads To Disengagement (Gilliom, 2008)
Overemphasis On Distance, Stifles Bonding (Gore, 1995)
Over-regulation, Superficial Integration (Gilliom, 2008)
Obsession With Cleanliness, Punitive Actions (Rose, 2022)
Punishes Slower Learners, Creates Anxiety (Gilliom, 2008)
Over-policing, Fear Of Failure (Gore, 1995)
Over-Regulation Stifles Creativity (Gilliom, 2008)
Over-Control, Frustration (Gore, 1995)
Over-caution stifles Physical Freedom (Gilliom, 2008)
Suppresses Disagreement, Reduces Spontaneity (Gilliom, 2008)
Silences Students, Reduces Creativity (Rose, 2022)
Force false positivity, stifle expression (Gilliom, 2008), and the continuous supervision of proper approaches are difficult due to human weaknesses. How can we apply the classroom rules to maximize the benefits for the coming generation?