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When registrations are rejected, students will usually be invited to improve their answers.

The answer to question 3: How Do I Want The World To Be Better When I Grow Up? Most children answer this question well, though too many answers are short, or sloppy. Suggestion: Let them review the initial Making Our World Better pages for ideas before they start filling out the registration form.

The answer to question 4: What Can I Do Now To Make This Happen? This question is not about how to prepare for a desired future job. It is not about what they can do later as adults. It relates to question 3. Challenge them to provide specific and realistic steps they can take now - still being a child - to make the world better the way they want. "Study hard at school" is not an acceptable answer... Suggestion: Let them review what others have said about popular dreams like: Be friends, No more poverty, No more war!, No drugs!, Animals' rights, No violence, A Clean World, Protect our nature!, No crime, No gambling!, No more racism!, No abuse of alcohol, No smoking!, Recycle.

Other typical reasons: Too short (one word answers); country and city/place doesn't match; offensive contents; wrong or incomplete name (last name is required!); wrong or no school name/school location.

Joy's classroom approach for better answers | Sample registrations

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