This afternoon, Professor Shen from Normal University gave us a wonderful lesson, the theme of which was "Emergencies in Education and Response to Public Opinion". The teaching content is substantial, theory is integrated with practice, and the cases are simple. The teachers who attended the class said that they benefited a lot.

The ancients said, "Misfortune depends on happiness, and happiness lies in misfortune." Unforeseen events will come unexpectedly, and everything has positive and negative factors. Public emergencies are crises, opportunities and challenges. How to face them is a critical moment to test the leaders of schools and government departments. When an emergency happens, we should work hard on the word "fast"

Quick response. Rapid response means to immediately start corresponding emergency measures and try to find out the situation in the shortest time.

In position. Leaders must arrive at the first scene at the first time, direct from the front, do mass work face to face, and stabilize the mood of the masses.

Deal with it quickly. In the case that the facts are basically clear and the trend is obvious, leaders should seize the key figures and problems, take measures quickly, resolutely control the situation, and avoid the intensification of contradictions.

Unexpected events are the ghost of school safety work, which requires us to plan ahead, be vigilant and always be in a state of "combat readiness". When a crisis strikes, we can calmly deal with it.