"Eating knives and noodles and eating into the hospital", the self-care ability of college students was challenged, and the instructors were exhausted
When students enter university, they are challenged to live independently. Despite the general improvement in living conditions, this does not mean that the university career will be smooth sailing. Some people jokingly call them "crispy college students", because at this stage, it is indeed not easy to successfully survive in the face of the tempering of reality.
From the worry-free family environment to the reality test after entering the university, the road to growth for students is not easy. The college entrance examination is the ultimate test of students' abilities and the gateway to university. However, after entering the university, although the academic and entertainment life is more colorful, accidents often quietly befall the students, and the students are sent to the hospital.
Some students may have accidentally sprained their waist while sneezing in the morning and urgently need 120 ambulance. There were also people who used too much force when wearing their pants, causing cramps and unable to move, and had to be rushed to the hospital.
There were even students who had to undergo excision surgery due to the habit of picking their belly buttons and causing infections. Some people even swiped Tik Tok during class, accidentally laughed and cracked their nasal arteries, and were sent to the hospital for treatment.
All sorts of unbelievable situations followed, requiring blood vessels, drips, and even second-degree burns.
These unbelievable encounters not only made the students addicted, but also posted various strange experiences on social platforms. At this time, the supervisors are faced with a heavier workload, and they need to keep an eye on the dynamics of the students to ensure that they are free from unnecessary risks on the road to growth. At this time, the instructor is really loveless.
Students who enter university have entered the ranks of adults and need to have a certain degree of self-care ability. In a foreign country, students should learn to live independently, without worrying their parents, and preparing for the future.
Although academics are important for university life to be well-rounded, what is really powerful is the comprehensive ability.
In the previous study career, the students benefited from the careful care of their parents, the thoughtful arrangement of teachers, the diversification of food, and the timely allocation of clothes at the turn of the seasons, so that students can thrive in a safe learning environment.
However, this kind of meticulous care deprives students of the ability to take care of themselves to some extent, which is one of the reasons why there are all kinds of unexpected situations in college. Universities not only provide rich educational resources for students to acquire more knowledge, but more importantly, cultivate students' independent personalities, so that they can truly become self-sufficient individuals.
Once in college, students should learn the skills they need to live and communicate with their roommates to help each other grow faster. Don't be too "pretentious", and try to overcome difficulties first, rather than quickly seeking help from parents when there is a problem.
The end of university life marks the beginning of a cruel society. In college, they need to address the issues they may encounter in the future workplace, such as how to get along with others, how to deal with leaders, and how to improve emotional intelligence in the workplace.
Only in this way can they better integrate into society and avoid feeling uncomfortable when they first join the company, which will affect their mood, make them depressed, and even have thoughts of wanting to leave their jobs.
At the same time, parents' education methods also need to be adjusted. Students grow up with careful care, but that doesn't mean they should lose the space to express themselves. Parents should also learn to let go at the right time so that students can better learn common sense in life.
In the current competitive environment, parents tend to focus on academic performance and neglect other aspects of their students' overall growth, including physical and psychological changes and the development of self-care skills.
These aspects are important points that parents cannot ignore. Students face a lot of academic pressure, but they also need a relaxing and enjoyable break. Only by taking these factors into account can we cultivate an excellent student with a well-rounded development.
Self-care skills should be cultivated from an early age. When students first enter kindergarten, they take the first step away from their parents and gradually adjust to life without their parents. In primary school, they will be braver, learn to eat on their own and play with their classmates.
At each stage, students are gradually weaning themselves out of their dependence on their parents. If parents are too controlling, it may affect students' ability to be independent and eventually cause them to be unable to take care of themselves. In reality, students are not as fragile as parents think, so parents can feel at ease and let them grow freely.
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