Recently, an incident in which an elementary school teacher assaulted a student has attracted widespread attention.
A 13-year-old boy was mistaken by the teacher for being involved in the fight because he was drying his clothes in the dormitory when his classmates were fighting and was caught on camera.
What's more serious is that the teacher not only failed to conduct a reasonable investigation, but also directly called the student to the office and beat him, resulting in the student's brain ** and hospitalization** for 7 days, and the medical expenses were as high as more than 2,000 yuan.
Staff at the local education bureau said that the teacher involved had been criticized and educated, and whether he was suspended still needs to be investigated.
For educators, it is their job to nurture and guide students to grow up healthily, not to use violence for any reason.
The incident caused serious harm to the physical and mental health of the victimized students, and also left a shadow on the psychology of other students.
Schools and education departments should strengthen the building of teachers' ethics and style, and explicitly prohibit any form of corporal punishment and violence.
At the same time, a sound supervision mechanism should be established to ensure that the rights and interests of students are effectively protected. Violations of regulations must be severely dealt with in accordance with laws and regulations, so as to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of students and the normal order of education.
Parents, schools and society should work together to create a good environment for respecting and protecting students' rights and interests, so that students can understand their rights and obligations and dare to protect their legitimate rights and interests.
This incident also reminds us that education is not only about imparting knowledge, but more importantly, about cultivating a sound personality and values.
Schools should take this as a lesson to strengthen the construction of campus culture and create a harmonious, safe and healthy environment for growth.
Only when educators truly shoulder the responsibility of educating people and earnestly respect and protect the rights and interests of students can our next generation thrive under the sun.