Death education in schools is to let students know and understand the reality of death, which can help them better face the inevitable facts in life and improve their emotional intelligence and quality of life.

Through death education, students can better understand that death is a natural process and how different cultures and beliefs understand and deal with death. This helps students to establish the concept of respecting and cherishing life, and at the same time, it can improve their psychological endurance in the face of losing relatives and friends or facing death.

Of course, death education needs appropriate adjustment and education methods for students of different ages. For younger children, we can guide them to know death through picture books, stories and games. For teenagers, we can carry out more in-depth and systematic death education, including discussing the culture, philosophy and psychology of death.

Therefore, I think it is necessary for schools to educate students about death, which can not only help students face the reality better, but also help to improve their life accomplishment and emotional maturity.