Notice of RetractionMotivating students to speak out

Notice of Retraction

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We hereby retract the content of this paper. Reasonable effort should be made to remove all past references to this paper.

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To create a better society including within the school system, people need to work on listening and exchanging ideas with one another. The decline in nation´s birthrate and nuclear family decreased the chances of children socializing with siblings, parents, and older generations. Hence, this makes it difficult for children to develop relationship with others. Moreover, children who feel neglected by their parents or teachers often express their feelings through violence. Thus, rigorous and intense higher education with less socializing time will negatively impact society. Instead, school should also consider the importance of communication; most importantly through restructuring schools to nurture children´s analytical skills as well as communication skills. A method as one possible solution is presented, student will learn to not be afraid to speak out and develop their analytical skills and critical thinking.