Now the snow notice is closed, and the snow notice used to bring a shovel, which seems to be a cultural difference or a difference in educational philosophy. In the past, schools might have told students to bring shovels when it snowed, because in those days, schools may have placed more emphasis on students' ability to work and practical experience. Now, schools are more inclined to close when it snows, probably for safety reasons and to protect students.
First, let's take a look at why schools used to notify students to bring shovels when it snowed. In that era, schools may have placed more emphasis on students' labor ability and practical experience. Snow days can bring some challenges to the school environment, such as snow and freezing. Therefore, the school may think that by having students bring shovels to clear snow and ice, they can develop students' labor awareness and practical skills. However, with the passage of time and changes in educational philosophies, schools are now more inclined to close when it snows. This could be for several reasons:1Safety considerations: Slippery roads and inconvenient traffic on snowy days may pose a safety hazard on students' way to school and home. To ensure the safety of students, schools may choose to suspend classes. 2.Protection for students: On snowy days, when temperatures are low, students may get sick from the cold. In order to protect the health of students, schools may choose to suspend classes and allow students to rest in the warmth of their homes. 3.Shift in Educational Philosophy: The expectations of education in modern society have changed a lot. There is now a greater focus on the holistic development of students, including knowledge, skills and emotions. As a result, schools may consider it more in line with the philosophy of modern education to protect the safety and health of their students by suspending classes. In conclusion, the reason for the suspension of classes with the current snow notice and the previous snow notice with a shovel may be different. This reflects changes in educational philosophies and social environment. Either way, it's all about keeping students safe and healthy.