The following is a student's response to the question, "Which is worse, arguing with someone orfiving someonethesilent treatment?"

I think that giving someone thesilent treatment is worse.  I have two reasons.  First, I felt sad when my friend gave me the silent treatment once.  I didn't know why she got angry, and I was bothered.  Second, giving someone thesilent teatment can't solve your problems.  It is important to talk about them and admit each other's opinions.

On November 12th, Tuesday, Interim Presentation of Multi Science I, which is the subject Saijo High School sets, was held. 

Group Kabu-chan's, made a model poster presentation.  Their research theme is "Mystery of horseshe crabs--why they, one of the endangered species, have escaped mass extinction."   Ms Yamasaki from Okayama Prefectural Tamashima Senior High School and Mr Sato from Takamatsu Daiichi Senior High School gave them tips to improve their presentation.

Second year students, in total 57 groups of them, made a interim presentation respectively.  30 groups are working on research study in the field of liberal arts, while 27 groups on natural science.  First year students also took part in the presentation as audience.

The following is a student's response to the question, "Which is worse, arguing with someone orfiving someonethesilent treatment?"

I think giving someone the silent treatment is worse.  It's because doing so makes them sad.  When I was given the silent treatment by my brother, I felt sad.  Also, I think arguing with womeone is important,because we can't communicate without tellingour minds.  I think if we are angry at someone, we should tell them what we feel frankly.

On November 10th, Sunday, Engaging Science Contest for Senior High School Students 2019 was held at Ehime University.  Eight students took part in the contest.  They progressed to the finals.  They won the Ehime Prefectural Board of Education Award for the second prize.

The following is a student's response to the question, "Which is worse, arguing with someone orfiving someonethesilent treatment?"

I think giving someone the silent treatment is worse.  It's because I felt sad when I was given that treatment by my friend.  I am stubborn and I am poor at saying "I'm sorry."  Because of this, we couldn't be friends for a while.  I always argue with my friend to solve a problem saying "Sorry."  But I think relationship trouble is one of the experiences worth having.