Schools prohibit students from carrying umbrellas in rainy days: a debate on rationality

Playing an umbrella in rainy days is a common behavior in our daily life. However, in schools, this kind of behavior is forbidden. This paper will discuss the rationality of prohibiting students from carrying umbrellas in rainy days, and how to respect the rights and needs of students while ensuring safety.

Rationality of banning umbrellas in rainy days

The school forbids students to open umbrellas in rainy days to ensure the safety of students. Bringing an umbrella into school may bring potential safety hazards, such as stabbing others with the tip of an umbrella and preventing students from walking. So it is reasonable to ban umbrellas in rainy days.

The necessity of opening an umbrella in rainy days

Open an umbrella in rainy days to protect our bodies and things. Umbrella can not only keep out rain and keep dry, but also protect learning materials and electronic equipment from rain damage. Therefore, it is forbidden to carry umbrellas in rainy days, which may expose students to bad weather and increase the risk of colds and other health problems.

Seek a balance point

In order to ensure safety while respecting students' rights and needs, schools can take some compromise measures. For example, only small folding umbrellas are allowed to be used to reduce the risk of injury. In addition, schools can set up special rain shelter facilities, such as awnings or umbrellas, and strengthen safety education for students.

Communication and understanding

Schools should promote communication and understanding between teachers and students. Only through full communication and discussion can we find a solution that can ensure the safety of students without restricting their freedom of movement.