Death is a part of life, and schools should help students understand and face the reality of death. Therefore, I think schools should provide appropriate death education to help students better understand and deal with the uncertainty and finiteness of life.

Death education can include discussing the concepts and culture of death and loss, providing support and resources for coping after bereavement and loss, and helping students explore their own beliefs and values about death. In addition, death education can help students better understand the value and significance of life and cherish time better.

It should be noted that schools should provide appropriate death education according to the age and development stage of students. For young children, the concept of death should be introduced in a gentle way, while for older teenagers, the theme of death can be discussed in depth. In addition, schools should provide appropriate support and resources to help students deal with and cope with feelings and emotions related to death and loss.

In a word, death education can help students better understand and deal with the uncertainty and limitation of life, and should be an important part of school education.