Hehe, I learned a lot about this. I am a sophomore now and have been a monitor for two years. I also met what you said in my class. The class committee is irresponsible. It may be that the class Committee has been working for a long time and is tired. It just wants to do its own thing. After all, there are few serious and responsible class committees. It is also possible that the class Committee has not received any tasks for a long time, and it is easy to be lazy over time. It will be more difficult to hold them accountable, and it is inertia. Third, you are too conscientious as a monitor, making everyone feel that even if you lose yourself, there is still a monitor in the class to support you. When all the class committees are unwilling to do it, the monitor has to stand up. In case something happens, it has nothing to do with the class Committee, and the monitor is the first to bear the brunt.

You can try to do this: first, hold a class meeting to analyze and summarize the situation in the class at this stage. Of course, don't mention whose responsibility it is and which class Committee is not doing its duty. Doing so can not only explain to the classmates, but also explain the problems in the class clearly, suggesting that the class Committee can't go on like this. The key is how to say it.

Secondly, have a private meeting with all the class committees, starting with discussing the status quo of the class. Don't mention at the beginning which class committee hasn't done a good job recently. Let's bring up the situation in the class first, and then discuss how to solve these problems together. This will motivate the class committee. .

Pay attention to the attitude of each class Committee at the class Committee meeting. If you have a bad attitude or have something to say, tell them privately.

Secondly, the tasks of the class are often shared equally by the class committee, which should not be idle. You can publicly announce every activity and the class committee in charge, so that the class committee will be supervised by the whole class and will not slow down.

In short, in college, everyone puts their own affairs and good relations above the interests of the class. Therefore, don't take a tough attitude towards the class committee. Just like the class committee, if you push them too hard, it will be easy to tear their faces and they will not be able to manage any more. If you are a recognized monitor, convince those class committees.