A student with spectacles and parted hair comes to mind as the ideal student. He is supposed to be studious, obedient, respectful, polite and responsible. He is usually the teachers’ favourite. He is so respectful of his teachers that he considers each of their words to be a command. However, my ideas about what makes an ideal student differ from those of others. An ideal student is one who excels in all areas. He is responsible while also having fun. He has a great time with the pranksters in his class. He is righteous and has the courage to condemn any inappropriate behaviour by his classmates. Yet, he is loyal to them and avoids informing the teachers about minor issues. However, he uses his discretion and seeks advice from his teachers when he fears things are getting out of hand. He has adequate time to complete all of his tasks, including studying, playing, and socialising with his friends. He is also a little naughty at times, but he is always careful not to harm other people's feelings. He is courteous, respectful, and considerate. Everyone adores him, and both his teachers and his classmates have faith in him. He is the class sage. In short, an ideal student has qualities of head and heart which endear him to all.
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