The paragraph starts by saying "until TEACHERS have the power to make decisions..." then it says "STUDENT'S capability to make their own decisions...." Why isn't the students' and teachers' ability to make decisions separated and instead used interchangeably in the logic?
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Good question! When constructing these diagrams, you must use your best judgment as to which words are important enough to include. If you include too many, the diagram can get convoluted and take too long to diagram but if you have too few the diagram loses its meaning.
In this case, the instructor puts the distinction that you made to memory, but you could just as easily find it important enough to include in the diagram. There is often no right or wrong when it comes to selecting the perfect terms or letters.
Personally, I would do as you suggest and add a T for teacher and an S for student because I agree that it is an important distinction.
