1, volunteer type: lonely elderly, social welfare, helping children.
2. Investigation type: investigate the problems of hometown, family and individuals, such as the method of spending lucky money, and write a feeling and feeling after the investigation; What's the difference between Chinese New Year at home and previous years? No matter how much money there is or how many people there are, changes in parents, changes in you, and habits at home can do.
3. literature and art go to the countryside. The literary caravan composed of college students' art troupes toured various social practice bases in towns and villages, enriching farmers' spiritual and cultural life.
4. Environmental protection. Organize students to actively participate in the action of "protecting the mother river", carry out ecological environment investigation, publicize and advocate the concept of embracing, control environmental pollution and dress up the mother river.
Social practice in a broad sense is the sum total of various activities of human beings to understand and transform the world. That is, all kinds of activities that all mankind or most people engage in, including understanding the world, using the world, enjoying the world, transforming the world, etc.
Social practice in a narrow sense refers to holiday practice or off-campus practice. It is of great significance for college students to deepen their understanding of this major, confirm suitable occupations, prepare for the transition to the workplace, and enhance their competitive advantage in employment. Some students also hope to do part-time jobs during the summer vacation to save pocket money.
Stay in school, work-study program, tutor, odd jobs and so on pay more attention to economic interests, which is the first choice for some poor students; Students with a certain economic foundation choose to volunteer to support agriculture and teach, which not only exercises their ability, but also contributes their love.
More students tend to choose professional-related internships (including paid and unpaid), as well as activities in practice bases or military training bases in primary and secondary schools, which are commonly known as "social practice", mainly pottery, handicrafts, computers, outdoor development and so on.