1. A good characteristic of a student is to develop independent study. Would it be possible for you? How, what will you do to get it?

Yes, it would be possible for me to develop independent study. To do this, I would set clear goals and create a study plan. I would break tasks into smaller steps, use different learning resources like books and online courses, and stay consistent with my work. Regularly tracking my progress will help me stay on track and motivated.

2. Do you think the idea of bringing the outside life of students into the classroom (family, likes, worries, etc.) is okay? How can this be done?

Yes, I believe it's beneficial to bring students' personal lives into the classroom, as it creates a more inclusive and engaging atmosphere. It makes students feel recognized and valued. This can be done by inviting students to share experiences or thoughts related to their lives outside of school. Teachers could ask about students' interests, difficulties, or even link academic subjects to everyday situations. This approach makes learning more relevant and helps students connect with the content in a meaningful way.