Students go to school and study are natural, but many students from some universities are asked by the school to go home early. It was only early December, and there were still two whole months left before the official winter vacation! Can this empty university still be called a university?
There have been few days of classes this semester since the start of school, because Omickron , these college students have been taking online classes at school for more than a month. Now, local governments actively respond to the national call and will not add any layer by layer. They try to reduce the lockdown and control accuracy to the unit building, relax travel restrictions, and restore normal social order. This is great. I thought universities could do classes normally, but some universities actually took the opportunity to put all the students back home!
These universities are troublesome and have no responsibility for epidemic prevention.
College students go home to take online classes (3 consecutive months), how can the teaching quality be guaranteed? How to teach experiments, internships, and practical classes? Haven’t the students abandoned their studies this semester? Wouldn’t the high tuition fees that parents earned are wasted? Can students’ learning be treated by fighting the epidemic? Can students be sent out of school? Under the new situation of fighting the epidemic that the whole country is actively responding to, how can these universities do the opposite?
Looking around the world, it seems that there is no famous university in any country that is so rigid, rigid, simple, rough and mechanical, right? It’s not because of Omickron, I put all the college students home for online classes, right?
According to the current national epidemic prevention policy, if it is positive, it is enough to be accurately isolated and treated on site. Therefore, there is no need for colleges to send all students home. Colleges cannot be so irresponsible! College students are the future of the country. You don’t have enough reasons or authority to artificially control their normal studies, right?
I often hear comments from principals: if the teacher is one minute late for class, the loss is one minute for dozens of children in the whole class. Such a university anti-epidemic policy and so on…?