school Schools are also characterized as fast-paced. Atypical school day starts with a ring of a bell, followed by a tight schedule of teaching and learning of one subject after another, short breaks in between classes, during which children are closely monitored and supervised, and finally, the day ends with a ring of a bell again. Both teachers and students do not have sufficient time to loosen up and relate to each other as regular humans. They are preoccupied with playing distinct, rigid roles and are constantly anxious about playing their roles well, so as to avoid punishment of other painful outcomes. Unfortunately, schools have always placed greater value on productivity rather than human relationships. This has ushered chronic cases of loneliness into schools. It is not surprising that many students feel isolated and underperform because they don't find life particularly meaningful to worldwide, loneliness is also a major cause of suicides among students