1, psychological preparation: going to college is a new beginning, and you need to face new environment and interpersonal relationships, and there may be many uncertainties and challenges. Parents can encourage their children to face the unknown positively, be brave in trying, not afraid of failure, and learn to adapt and accept different cultures and concepts.
2. Learning preparation: The learning style of universities is different from that of high schools, which requires greater autonomy and flexibility. Parents can guide their children to make study plans, learn to arrange their time reasonably, and master learning methods and skills, such as reading, taking notes, thinking and summarizing.
3. preparation for life: you need to live independently after going to college, including food, accommodation and transportation. Parents can help their children understand the campus life and surrounding environment of the university in advance, and prepare necessary items and tools, such as bedding, toiletries and computers.
4. Social preparation: After going to college, you need to communicate with classmates from different regions and different cultural backgrounds, which is very important for children's growth and development. Parents can encourage their children to participate in social activities, learn to cooperate, communicate and get along with others, and respect other people's cultures and customs.
5. Economic preparation: going to college requires certain financial support, including tuition, living expenses and accommodation. Parents can make a budget plan with their children, understand the funding policies such as scholarships and grants, and make financial preparations in advance.
Contact with society
University life is not only classroom study, but also various opportunities to contact the society outside the course. However, we should pay attention to the fraudulent means of criminals and swindlers, and further exercise our perception and judgment ability.
1. Cultural socialization: attend friends' parties, join interest groups, learn and communicate, etc.
2. Anti-fraud: Be alert to fraudulent behaviors such as winning prizes, taking part-time jobs and transferring money, and consult teachers or social security offices in time.
For both students and parents, entering university life is a brand-new beginning. We should actively respond, make preparations in many aspects and meet a bright future!