1. Peeping at female teachers and students has been dropped out of school and happened in a university in Tianjin. A college student went into the ladies' room at night to spy on a female teacher at school. This kind of behavior, appearing on the university campus, is shocking.
The student was caught red-handed by the female teacher. In the face of students' voyeurism, the female teacher chose to call the police. After the police arrived at the scene, they took the students away for investigation. According to the laws and regulations related to public security management, the student should have been punished by administrative detention for 7 days. But he is not yet eighteen, and he is a first-time offender. So I decided not to punish the students and leave them to the school.
After research and discussion, the school leaders decided to drop the student out of school. I want to rectify the school discipline in this way, so that the majority of students can take a warning and don't have similar incidents again.
Second, the author's point of view: schools should pay attention to punishment and education. Students' college career will end early after the school makes a withdrawal. It is natural for the school to punish students when such a thing happens on the campus. Because of such a thing, students are directly expelled from school, instead of giving them a lesson and deeply reflecting on their behavior. Such a simple and "rude" treatment has not completely solved this problem.
After the student was caught peeping, his attitude was very bad. Faced with the criticism of the female teacher, he even smiled generously and admitted that he had been peeping for a month. Judging from the attitude of students, they may be angry from embarrassment, or they may not realize their mistakes at all. Letting students drop out of school can only ensure that students don't peek on campus, but it can't guarantee that the same thing won't happen in society.
In this case, when the school punishes students, if it can strengthen ideological education, understand students' psychology and educate them from the root, it will show completely different effects.
Without enough money, no one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes. University is a place to teach and educate people, and students' mistakes should be educated by school teachers. This student's voyeurism is definitely wrong, but the teacher should pay attention to education, so that the students who have gone astray can find a healthy mind and achieve a brand-new self. I think this is what a responsible school should do.
Third, the way out for students: repeat or step into the society. Things have happened and the school's punishment has come out. I wonder how this student will feel when he hears that the school has punished him. Does he regret his behavior?
It's hard to say that a college student was dropped out of school, not to mention that this student was dropped out of school because of such embarrassing things as spying on a female teacher to go to the toilet. Such a thing will have a great impact on his life, and others will "look at him differently" when they know it.
If students fail to make the school change their decision to quit school, they need to face life choices again. After returning home, there are two roads in front of him. First, repeat the preparation for the exam and let everything start again by re-taking the college entrance examination; Second, I gave up my studies and set foot on the society, experiencing the ups and downs of society and the warmth of human feelings.
As far as the author is concerned, if dropping out of school is irreversible, we should still choose the first way and continue the college entrance examination through repetition. With this lesson, he should study hard, strive for excellent grades in the coming year and be admitted to a better university.
From this incident, parents and schools should also learn lessons and educate their children not to only care about grades. Students' quality and moral education are more important than academic performance. The author always firmly believes that virtue is more important than success, and people with talent and no virtue are the most terrible.
What do you think of the school's handling of this matter?