1. College students are adults. They need to have their own way of life. As adults, after several years of study, they will soon enter the society. They need enough self-discipline, and they need to manage themselves by themselves rather than by the school. What about the decisive implementation of the university? One size fits all? In other words, I think this is not in line with the teaching goals and objectives of colleges and universities for students.
Students need to have their own way of life, not just follow the nose of the school. Everyone has their own things to do, instead of being locked tightly in school and binding their feet and personal thoughts!
Students need freedom and understanding. As adults who are about to enter the society, they are full of all kinds of pressures, which often make them breathless. Opening the school gate is conducive to releasing students' pressure, allowing students to relax and combine work and rest.
College students are no longer the children who need to be disciplined by teachers and parents all day. They have grown up and are no longer suitable for closed management. Students need freedom and understanding, and also want to get out of school, broaden their horizons and increase their knowledge! They also need to go out and accept new challenges and be better themselves.
So I quite agree with the Ministry of Education's opposition to "closure"? One size fits all is a good management method for college students, which is conducive to making college students truly become people with ideals and pursuits! It is conducive to cultivating college students to be truly useful to society and let them gain different self!