Hearing different English accents at school can help students in many ways. This gives their brains a better understanding of the different ways people speak, which is useful in real life. It also helps students feel more comfortable talking to people from different backgrounds. Therefore, teachers need to introduce different accents to students to make the classroom inclusive. In addition, understanding different types of writing helps teachers guide students to improve their narrative skills.

Curriculum design: Schools should integrate different accents into the classroom, such as listening exercises and courses with foreign teachers with accents, and provide opportunities for narrative writing and argumentative writing.

Teacher training: Educators should be trained to address student biases about non-native accents, and their biases need to be eliminated. In addition, cultivate students' critical thinking.

Future research: It should explore how the diversity of accents helps students in their future work journey and how different writing styles affect students' cognitive growth.