Coping Strategies of Campus in Extreme Weather

When the campus is hit by heavy snow, floods or other extreme weather, the whole world seems to be covered with a mysterious veil. At this time, the traffic jam has greatly affected teaching and life. But don't worry, it's time to test our patience and foresight!

safety first

Students and teachers should flexibly adjust their teaching plans to keep up with the changes in the campus. At the same time, timely communication between faculty and staff is also very important. Make a response plan and issue the latest notice to students and parents.

Online teaching

Classroom teaching can also become more interactive! Try online teaching and supplementary materials after class, so that learning is no longer limited by space. Schools should also make emergency preparations to ensure the health and safety of each teacher and student.

Adapt to the natural environment

In the face of natural disasters, we should learn to adapt to the natural and social environment, adjust our mentality and improve our safety awareness. This is not only a test of our discipline, but also a big test of our self-protection ability. In difficult circumstances, we should be brave enough to take responsibility, show our responsibility and find ways to solve the problem.

Stay optimistic and positive.

No matter how the weather changes, we should keep an optimistic and positive attitude and believe that we have the ability to cope with all challenges! Come on!