Every summer, there are accidents. I'm in charge at schoolSecurity educationEvery june, the same thing is repeated with parents and students: summer is not a sheep season. Drowning, heat, traffic accidents, and cooking burns account for the vast majority of summer child safety incidents. PutSummer's safeKnowledge education is a reality, and it is not enough to post a few posters and a brochure。
Summer's safeDrownproofHow
It's a big mistake that many people think they can swim without drowning. Seven-year-old children twitched in the water and were sunk by jellyfish in a dozen seconds, and couldn't even cry for help. Every time i talk to my parents, i stress one:Whether it swims or not, children must be seen within a metre by adultsIt's not like standing on the shore with a look. Children in rural areas are more dangerous, with field ponds, reservoirs, irrigation canals, mudslides on the water floor, and no one can pull them out. One primary school in the neighboring county last year, four kids went to the river for summer break, and two didn't get up. I tell you every time i tell you this story, it's only after parents have heard it that they think it's okay to play by the river。
How do you prevent a summer break
In the middle of the summer, the adults themselves may have been caught, not to mention the children running around in the streets. I remind parents that at 2pm to 5pm, try not to let the children go out and wear a hat and water, not just half a bottle. There's a lot of details that parents ignore -- children are not hot early in the heat, they look pale, sweaty, they say dizzy, they have soft legs. Don't think it's time to get tired and rest, find a cool place, untie your clothes and put wet towels under your neck and armpits. It's too late to come back。
How does summer safety education land
I've seen too many schools do safety weeks, send a manual, watch a video, finish. The kid went over two pages and threw it away. It really worksScenery exercise: let the children draw "where i spend summers every day" and show where there's water, where the sun is big, where there's cars, and then they say, "what do i do in that place?" parents can take their kids to the pool for five minutes over the weekend and ask, "what do you do when you see water?" it's more useful than teaching ten sentences. Also, 120 and 119 are stored on the phone, so the child can dial it and try. It won't take 20 minutes, but that's what saved my life。
The most scary thing about security education is that it doesn't feel right. The worst thing i hear every year is that parents say, "i didn't expect anything to happen." i didn't think i'd make it. It was only during the summer that there were a few disturbing stories。
