The following is a table of Hangzhou primary school students 'epidemic prevention plan based on the relevant contents of the epidemic prevention and control work before and after the spring of 2020 in Hangzhou City primary and secondary schools:
|epidemic prevention| physical measure|
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|organizational leadership| 1. Raise their awareness, recognize the seriousness and complexity of epidemic prevention and control, strengthen their mission, and clarify the division of responsibilities.
2. Set up and improve the epidemic prevention and control work leading group headed by the main leaders of the party and government, and set up a working group to formulate the school epidemic prevention and control work plan, and establish the school screening, campus protection, and epidemic disposal mechanism.
3. Strengthening supervision and inspection.|
It should be noted that this is only a simple summary table. The actual epidemic prevention plan may contain more details.
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Based on context alone The following is a template for a primary school student's anti-epidemic record form: ** 1. Basic Information ** 1. ** Name **:[Student Name] 2. ** Grade **:[Grade] 3. ** Class **:[Details] ** 2. Date Record (in weeks)** #(1)[week start date-week end date] 1. ** Daily body temperature monitoring ** - ** Morning temperature (Celsius)** - Monday: [Enter body temperature] - Tuesday: [Enter body temperature] - Wednesday: [Enter body temperature] - Thursday: [Enter body temperature] - Friday: [Enter body temperature] - Saturday: [Enter body temperature] - Sunday: [Enter body temperature] - ** Night temperature (Celsius)** - Monday: [Enter body temperature] - Tuesday: [Enter body temperature] - Wednesday: [Enter body temperature] - Thursday: [Enter body temperature] - Friday: [Enter body temperature] - Saturday: [Enter body temperature] - Sunday: [Enter body temperature] 2. ** Health Status ** - ** Cough symptoms ** - Monday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough. - Tuesday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough - Wednesday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough - Thursday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough. - Friday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough. - Saturday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough. - Sunday: [Yes/No], if cough, describe the degree (mild/severe) and frequency of cough. - ** Are there any symptoms of fatigue? ** - Monday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Tuesday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Wednesday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Thursday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Friday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Saturday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - Sunday: [Yes/No]. If there is fatigue, describe the degree of fatigue. - ** Any other discomfort (such as headache, breathing difficulties, etc.)** - Monday: [Yes/No]. If there is any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Tuesday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Wednesday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Thursday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Friday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Saturday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. - Sunday: [Yes/No]. If you have any other discomfort, describe the symptoms in detail. 3. ** Outings ** - ** Are you going out? ** - Monday: [Yes/No] - Tuesday: [Yes/No] - Wednesday: [Yes/No] - Thursday: [Yes/No] - Friday: [Yes/No] - Saturday: [Yes/No] - Sunday: [Yes/No] - ** The purpose of going out (such as going to school, shopping, walking, etc.)** - If you go out on Monday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Tuesday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Wednesday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Thursday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Friday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Saturday: [fill in purpose] - If you go out on Sunday: [fill in purpose] - ** Do you want to wear a mask (when going out)** - Monday: [Yes/No] - Tuesday: [Yes/No] - Wednesday: [Yes/No] - Thursday: [Yes/No] - Friday: [Yes/No] - Saturday: [Yes/No] - Sunday: [Yes/No] - ** Do you want to maintain social distance from others (when you are out)** - Monday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Tuesday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Wednesday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Thursday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Friday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Saturday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. - Sunday: [Yes/No]. If not, describe the approximate distance. 4. ** Health Habits ** - ** Number of times to wash hands (daily)** - Monday: [Number of times] - Tuesday: [Number of times] - Wednesday: [Number of times] - Thursday: [Number of times] - Friday: [Number of times] - Saturday: [Number of times] - Sunday: [Number of times] - ** Do you want to use hand sanitizer/soap (when washing hands)** - Monday: [Yes/No] - Tuesday: [Yes/No] - Wednesday: [Yes/No] - Thursday: [Yes/No] - Friday: [Yes/No] - Saturday: [Yes/No] - Sunday: [Yes/No] #(2)[Next week's week start date-week end date](Continue to fill in the above) Such a record form would help schools and parents keep track of the health and behavior of primary school students during the anti-epidemic period. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following is an example of an elementary school student's voluntary publicity campaign: ** 1. Promotion Event Title ** "Discovering the beauty of the campus, passing on the positive energy of the campus." ** 2. Purpose of the publicity event ** Through the primary school students 'own perspective, they would publicize the school's characteristics, culture, outstanding teachers and students, and so on. They would increase the students' love for the school, and at the same time, train the primary school students 'ability to express themselves, team cooperation, and social responsibility. ** 3. Host of the publicity event ** All primary school students (can be divided into groups) ** IV. Promotion content and format ** 1. ** Campus Elegance Photographic Exhibition ** - [Description: Primary school students are encouraged to use their cameras or mobile phones to take pictures of the beautiful scenery on campus (such as campus gardens, characteristic buildings, etc.), interesting classroom moments, colorful extra-cursory activities (such as sports games, cultural performances, etc.), and good people around them (such as students helping each other, teachers patiently tutoring students, etc.).] - Method: Set up a display area at a suitable location on campus (such as near the school bulletin board). Print out the selected excellent photography works and display them with a short text description. 2. ** Campus Radio Sharing ** - [Description: Primary school students will collect touching stories, interesting learning experiences, or unique insights into a subject, and write a broadcast script.] - [Method: Use the school's broadcast system to broadcast and share during breaks or lunch breaks.] Each broadcast time was controlled to be 3 - 5 minutes. 3. ** Self-made school tabloids ** - "Class as a unit, students discuss the tabloid topics together, such as" My Campus Life "," The Four Seasons on Campus ", etc. Then collect relevant information, including their own articles, paintings, and other materials. - [Form: Make it into a paper tabloid and display it in the class and other public areas of the school (such as the tabloid display column on the corridor wall of the teaching building).] The size of the tabloids could be unified to A3 size. ** V. Calendar of the promotional activities ** 1. ** First week: Event preparation stage ** - Day 1 - 2: Start the promotional event. Introduce the theme, purpose, content, and format of the event to all students to stimulate their enthusiasm for participation. - Days 3 - 5: Each class will organize the students into groups, determine the promotional content that each group is responsible for (such as photography, radio script writing, tabloid production, etc.), and begin to collect materials. 2. ** Second week: Event execution phase ** - Days 1 - 3: Students will take photos, write radio drafts, and produce tabloids. - Day 4 - 5: The school will arrange for special teachers or students to screen the photography works, review and polish the broadcast drafts, and conduct preliminary selection for the tabloids. 3. ** Third week: Event presentation stage ** - Day 1 - 2: Set up the exhibition area of the photography exhibition, install the broadcasting equipment and adjust it, and post the selected excellent tabloids on the display column. - Days 3 - 5: The photography exhibition, campus radio sharing, and tabloid display activities will officially begin, so that all the teachers and students in the school can appreciate the results of the students. ** 6. Resource requirements for publicity activities ** 1. ** Resources ** - Photographic equipment (students can use their own mobile phones or school cameras), paper, colored pens, paint, glue, and other tools for making tabloids, a printer for printing photographic works and broadcast drafts, exhibition boards for displaying photographic works and tabloids, broadcasting equipment, etc. 2. ** Human Resources ** - The art teacher of the school was invited to give artistic guidance on the selection of photography works and the production of tabloids. The language teacher was invited to guide the writing of the broadcast script. At the same time, each class could choose a student with strong organizational skills as the group leader, responsible for coordinating the work within the group. ** VII. Evaluation of the publicity activities ** 1. During the exhibition stage, a suggestion box was set up to encourage all teachers and students to give their opinions and suggestions on photography, radio content, and tabloids. 2. The effect of the event was evaluated based on the number of visitors to the photography exhibition, the feedback from the radio, and the popularity of the tabloid (such as the time students spent watching the tabloid display column, the number of likes, etc.). 3. After the event, the students were organized to discuss and share their gains and feelings in the event. At the same time, they summarized the problems in the event and provided experience for similar activities in the future. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The letter of commitment for epidemic prevention of government agencies and units generally includes the following contents: ** I. Personal Information ** 1. Name, ID number, contact number, and other basic identification information to ensure that the promisee's identity could be accurately identified and easily contacted. ** II. Health Condition Promise ** 1. Promise that there will be no fever, cough, fatigue, etc. before entering the unit, which are consistent with or suspected to be the symptoms of New Crown Virus infection and pneumonias. 2. It is guaranteed that you have not been to a medium-high-risk area recently (usually within the first 14 days) or have close contact with people who have a travel history and residence history in the relevant areas. You have not been in contact with people infected with the new coronaviruses or patients with fever and respiratory symptoms in the reported areas. ** III. Information Report Promise ** 1. Report the health status of the person and the staff living with him, return from other places or overseas, access to fever clinic, abnormal situation, behavior track, accommodation outside the factory, transportation, meals, etc. in a timely manner. 2. If the whereabouts of the person and his or her family members (personnel) involved overseas, domestic epidemic, high-risk areas and key epidemic prevention areas specified by the unit, they should report to the relevant departments of the local government and affiliated units in advance. ** IV. Comply with epidemic prevention regulations ** 1. Strictly abide by the epidemic prevention management requirements of the unit's operation activities, actively cooperate with the implementation of body temperature detection, wearing masks, code inspection and other epidemic prevention measures, assume the responsibility of epidemic prevention supervision, joint defense, joint control and joint guarantee for colleagues, promptly remind them of any violation of epidemic prevention requirements, and report to the superior when necessary. 2. Make sure to wear protective masks all the time when entering the area of the unit. Keep a distance of more than 1 meter when talking and working. Do not have close contact with others or go to irrelevant areas. Leave immediately after work. 3. They should actively learn the knowledge of epidemic prevention and control and the regulations on epidemic prevention and control of the unit. They should not create rumors, believe in rumors, or spread rumors. 4. Report the information in the epidemic prevention and control information system on time and truthfully every day. ** V. Other parts related to epidemic prevention ** 1. For key places in the unit, such as office places, dormitories, canteens, etc., corresponding epidemic prevention measures shall be observed, such as ventilation, cleaning and killing in the office and dormitory areas, reduction of personnel density, disinfection of tableware, separate meals, off-peak meals, etc. 2. To improve the emergency response ability, early detection, early report, early warning of the epidemic situation, once the epidemic situation occurs, quickly launch the emergency plan and cooperate with the disease control agencies to carry out investigations and other work. Finally, there must be the signature and date of the person who made the promise. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Taking exams at home during the epidemic was a special experience. For students, this was a special challenge in a familiar family environment. They needed to adjust their state of mind and adapt to the change from the school examination hall to the home examination hall. Some students might find it difficult to concentrate because they lacked the serious atmosphere of school. Like the children mentioned in the information, some would take it seriously, wearing school uniforms and red scarves to create a sense of ritual in school. However, some children might be disturbed by the family environment. For example, some families would take children who did not take the exam out of the house in order to give the children who took the exam a quiet environment. Parents played an important role in this process. They became invigilators and were responsible for supervising the entire process of their children's exams. Some parents sat next to their children to do their job as invigilators, while some families muted their entire family's phones to ensure the exam environment. This was not only to supervise the child's academic results, but also to guide the child's integrity test. From the perspective of the school and the teachers, they had made a lot of efforts to ensure the effectiveness and authenticity of the examination. For example, special invigilation modes were used, such as the three-person invigilation mode of the " double teacher's home ", and the teacher's remote invigilation through video. The organization of the exam had also changed. For example, the exam papers might be broken down into different modules, the exam time would be split, and there would be breaks between modules. The teacher would also explain in detail to the parents what to pay attention to in the exam in advance. This method of taking exams at home was an innovative attempt during the special period of the epidemic. Although it faced many challenges, it was also full of special significance. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In 2019, the salary of Chinese teachers in Hangzhou primary schools was 9.7K, an increase of 26% compared to 2018. In 2024, it increased by 4% compared to 2023, and in 2023, it was-42.1% compared to 2022. In 2024, 71.2% of the positions were paid 6 - 10K per month, with an annual salary of 7 - 120,000. From this, it can be roughly calculated that the salary of Hangzhou primary school language teachers in 2022 is relatively high. If the salary in 2022 is x, the salary in 2023 is x.(1 - 42.1%), with an annual salary of 70,000 - 120,000 in 2024, take the middle value of 95,000 (annual salary) and push it backward. Let the salary in 2023 be y, then y(1 + 4%)= 95,000, which is about 91,300. According to y = x(1 - 42.1%), x is about 157,700. However, this was only a rough estimation based on existing data. The actual salary could be affected by many factors, such as region, individual ability, school nature, etc. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
A primary school student's home psychological counseling record form during the epidemic period can include the following aspects: ** 1. Basic Personal Information ** 1. ** Name **: Enter the name of the primary school student. 2. [** Genders **: Male or female.] 3. ** Class **: For example, the grade and class. ** 2. Counseling Time **: Record the specific time of psychological therapy. ** 3. Tutor **: The name of the teacher in charge of psychological guidance. ** 4. Mental problems ** 1. ** Learning ** - Procrastination problems: For example, in the process of studying at home, due to the lack of teacher supervision, homework is delayed, and homework is not handed in until the last moment. This might be because there were too many homework subjects and he had no idea where to start. - Online class anxiety: Worry about not being able to finish homework, the effect of online class is not good, other students are more serious and hardworking than themselves, etc., resulting in anxiety and irritability. 2. ** In terms of family relationships ** - For example, conflicts with parents, like being misunderstood by parents during online classes (such as a mother feeling that her child did not attend class well and played with her phone all day, causing conflicts to escalate). ** 5. Reason Analysis ** 1. ** Reason for study-related problems ** - [Procrastination: It may be due to the lack of planning for learning tasks, and the relatively relaxed home learning environment.] - Online class anxiety: lack of confidence in their own studies, and the uncertainty of online learning increases psychological pressure. 2. ** Reason for family relationship problems ** - Conflict with parents: Parents are anxious because they can't control their children's learning situation. They reduce their stress by nagging repeatedly, and the children lack communication with their parents in learning. ** 6. Counseling process ** 1. ** Procrastination for learning ** - Refine the study plan: Help students make a list of tasks, refine the homework and study tasks of each subject, and clarify the tasks that need to be completed at different times of the day. - To improve self-control: Use a method similar to that mentioned in the psychology class at Stanford University in the United States. Through constant self-dialogue, clarify your inner thoughts, and ask yourself more questions such as "I want to do it","I don't want it", and "I want it" to stimulate the power of "I want to do it." 2. ** Anxious about online classes ** - Knowledge Dispelling: If you don't understand some knowledge points during the online class, you are encouraged to actively ask the teacher and classmates for advice and make full use of the network resources. - Emotional regulation: Talk more with friends and family, share your feelings and problems during the online class, and talk to each other to relieve anxiety. 3. ** For family conflicts ** - Strengthening communication: It is recommended that children turn their parents into supporters and communicate more with their parents about their study plans, such as asking their parents to help print review materials, pour a glass of water, etc. - Use thinking methods: For example, use reverse thinking to think about how to make your mother nag more and find ways to make her nag less. ** VII. Counseling Effect ** 1. ** Learning ** - Procrastination: Can students complete their homework on time according to the detailed plan and improve their learning efficiency? - Online class anxiety: whether the anxiety has been alleviated, whether you can be more active in online class learning. 2. ** In terms of family relationships ** - Whether the conflict with his parents had been alleviated, and whether the family atmosphere had become harmonious. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
There were many creative topics for primary school programs. The following were some directions for reference: ** 1. Patriots ** Through singing songs such as "Me and My Motherland,""Ode to the Motherland," or dance arrangements, primary school students could show their love for their motherland during the performance process, thus cultivating their patriotic feelings. ** 2. Traditional Culture ** 1. In terms of literary classics, - He would recite or sing to perform classic works such as "300 Tang Poems" and "Three Character Classics" to inherit the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation. For example, he could arrange a recital program of "300 Tang Poems", where the students would wear ancient costumes and recite according to their roles or emotional atmosphere. 2. Traditional skills - For traditional skills such as paper-cutting and calligraphy, students could demonstrate their paper-cutting skills on the stage, combine the cut works into a meaningful picture, or write some classic words in the form of calligraphy performance. ** 3. Campus Life ** 1. Create skits or short plays based on school stories to show the colorful school life of primary school students. For example, write a short play about students helping each other overcome learning difficulties, or a story about an interesting class activity on campus. 2. They could also create songs or dances with the theme of the school, such as "Our Campus" and "Happy Childhoods". Through these programs, they could cultivate the spirit of unity and fraternity among students. ** 4. Awareness of environmental protection ** 1. They could arrange a dance or short play with an environmental theme. For example, in the dance program, the students wore clothes made of waste materials and demonstrated their awareness of the protection of the Earth's environment through dance movements. 2. Composing recitals or songs with environmental protection topics, such as "Hello, Mother Earth!" Let the primary school students convey the importance of caring for the earth and protecting the environment through their performances. ** 5. Inspirational Growth Category ** 1. Singing inspirational songs such as "Tomorrow will be better" and "Sunshine is always after the storm" to motivate students to face difficulties bravely and be positive. 2. An inspirational short play about a primary school student who finally succeeded through his own efforts and the encouragement of others in the face of setbacks (such as poor academic performance, failure in competitions, etc.). ** 6. Fairy Tales and Fables ** 1. Classic fairy tales such as "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Wolf Crying" were adapted to allow students to reinterpret these stories from a new perspective. They could add modern elements or change the ending of the story to cultivate students 'imagination and creativity. 2. Create a fairytale-themed dance or musical, such as adapting the story of Snow White into a musical, and let the students play the characters, singing, dancing, and performing to show the story. ** VII. Sports and Health ** 1. They performed songs and dances that advocated physical exercise, such as "Health Song" and "Happy Sports", to show the energetic side of primary school students and to guide everyone to pay attention to their health. 2. A small acrobatic sports program could be arranged to show some simple sports skills, such as rope skipping and shuttlecock kicking. ** 8. Regional specialties ** 1. If the school had a unique regional culture, such as local opera, folklore, etc., it could be integrated into the program. For example, in areas with a culture of Yue opera, primary school students could learn simple Yue opera singing and perform Yue opera segments. 2. Using local customs as material to create dances or songs. For example, programs about marine culture could be created in coastal areas, and programs related to mountain scenery and mountain products could be created in mountainous areas. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following is a sample essay on the experience of a primary school student on fire protection knowledge: [Learning Experience of Fire Fighting Knowledge] Fire was like an angel that brought light and warmth to humans, but it was also like a demon that could ruthlessly devour lives and property. Through the study of fire protection knowledge, I have a deep understanding. In daily life, fire dangers were everywhere. Perhaps a small cigarette butt, a gas valve that was not tightened, or an old wire could cause a big fire. In the past, I always felt that fire was far away from me. However, when I saw the families that had been shattered by the fire and the children who had lost their homes, I truly realized how terrifying fire was. Learning fire-fighting knowledge allowed me to know a lot of practical escape and self-rescue methods. If a fire breaks out, you must remain calm and not panic. First of all, they had to call 119 to clearly inform them of the location of the fire, the cause of the fire, and the size of the fire. If there was a fire on his body and he didn't have time to take off his clothes, he could roll on the ground to put out the fire. If there were other people around, he could also wrap the person on fire with a wet sack or blanket to put out the fire, or pour water on his body and tear off the burning clothes. When trapped at the scene of a fire, if no one around him found him, he could not stand up and call for help, because the fireworks would block the sound. He had to lie on the ground, breathe, and call for help, because the fire spread upward. The air in the lower places was relatively better, and the sound was easier to pass out. At the same time, I also realized how important it was to prevent fires. Before going to bed at home, he had to check if the electrical appliances and gas were turned off and if the cigarette butts were extinguished. In school, they had to take the monthly fire evacuation drill seriously, learn the correct operation method of the fire equipment, and understand the location of the school's fire equipment. The study of fire protection knowledge is like an umbrella for us primary school students. It taught me how to protect myself in the event of a fire and made me understand that preventing fire is everyone's responsibility. I will tell the people around me what I have learned about fire safety so that everyone can pay attention to fire safety and stay away from the threat of fire. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
In order to apply for a primary school teacher in Ningbo1, the following conditions must be met: 1. ** Citizenship-and-Morality-Requirement **: Possess the nationality of the People's Republic of China, have good political and idealistic qualities, support the Party's line, principles, and policies, abide by the law, have good conduct, be honest and honest, have a strong sense of professionalism and responsibility, have good professional qualities, and have no illegal records or disciplinary punishments. 2. ** Age Requirement **: Generally under the age of 35. If you have the title of senior teacher, you can obtain the second prize of the district-level rising star award issued by the education department of each county (city, district) or obtain the title of famous teacher of each county (city, district). The age can be relaxed to 40 years old or below.(i.e. born on or after January 3,1982); for those who have obtained the title of prefecture-level discipline backbone or prefecture-level class teacher or above, the age will be relaxed to 45 years old and below; some recruitment targets are required to be born on or after March 14,1993 (specific categories can be relaxed to March 14,1988 and later). 3. ** Education Requirement **: Must have a college degree or above. 4. ** Major requirements **: The major you study is similar to the professional requirements for the position you apply for. It is enough for an undergraduate or graduate student to meet one of the requirements. 5. ** Teacher Qualification Certificate Requirements **: Must have a primary school teacher qualification certificate. The teacher qualification certificate for the 2023 graduates must be obtained by July 31,2024. Those who fail to obtain the teacher qualification certificate within the time limit must have the corresponding teacher qualification certificate when applying for the job selection period and non-current candidates. You can also have the certificate of passing the primary and secondary school teacher qualification examination within the validity period of the recruitment position (except for college graduates who graduated in 2024). 6. ** Work Experience Requirement **: In some cases, at least two years of relevant work experience is required. 7. ** Other requirements **: Possess the professional knowledge, teaching ability, and psychological quality required by the teaching profession, and be physically and mentally healthy; Meet the other requirements required for the recruitment position; If you are applying for a career teacher, you need to produce relevant proof that the school agrees to apply. In addition, there may be differences in recruitment in different regions and batches. The details are subject to the local recruitment announcement. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following is an example of the deeds of a primary school anti-epidemic star: Student Song Xiaoxiao, a student of the Class 2022 Food Quality and Safety Class 2 of the School of Health Management, is the head of the student council of the School of Health Management. During the epidemic prevention and control period, he showed a strong sense of responsibility. On April 3,2022, local cases appeared in Xiaodian District of Taiyuan City. The school responded to the epidemic prevention policy and carried out DNA testing and other work. He actively devoted himself to the school's epidemic prevention line, not afraid of hard work, cooperated with the college leaders and staff, reminded the students to line up orderly to maintain a two-meter distance, take out their ID cards in advance, etc., after the completion of the inspection work to guide the students to leave the field in an orderly manner, to ensure the efficient implementation of the test. He also actively called on students to carry out scientific epidemic prevention, not to panic because of the epidemic, not to believe in rumors, not to spread rumors. There was also Tian Ruixuan, a student from the Materials Control Class 1902 of the School of Materials Science and Engineering. As a student party member and the rotating leader of the student branch, he actively responded to the call during the school's closed management period. He took the lead in collecting student party members 'schedules to maximize the strength of party members. He worked at multiple duty points every day. Although his time was conflicting, he did not complain and actively completed the requirements of the school and the academy. When on duty, patrol the area on duty, give warm reminders to students such as wearing masks and keeping a one-meter line of rice, and record the violation of epidemic prevention. He also strictly controlled the entry and exit of dormitory personnel and scanned the code as a volunteer in the DNA test. As a third-year graduate student, he knew the impact of closed management on his classmates. In order to enrich the lives of his classmates during the epidemic, he cooperated with his teachers to plan photography activities. He also actively received tools, assigned tasks and participated in labor during the patriotic health campaign. Although these students were college students, their positive anti-epidemic attitude, strong sense of responsibility, selfless dedication, and other aspects could be used as reference for the deeds of primary school anti-epidemic stars. Primary school anti-epidemic stars could play an active role in abiding by school epidemic prevention regulations, publicizing epidemic prevention knowledge, and setting an example for students, such as actively publicizing epidemic prevention requirements to students and encouraging them to maintain good hygiene habits. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>