College students’ summer library practice experience

During this summer internship, I participated in the practical activities organized by the class. The main content of this activity was to assist the library staff in organizing books. This was a very valuable practical opportunity for me. I also hope that through practical actions, I can reflect the qualities and consciousness that college students should have.

After the staff gave a brief explanation, my classmates and I first arranged all the books to be organized according to serial numbers, and then put them on the bookshelf in turn. Although the books were covered with dust, everyone still had a great time, and then we organized them separately.

Library work is easier said than done. On weekdays, we go to the library to borrow books. Seeing how simple the process is, we take it for granted that the difficulty of such work is not worth mentioning. But when we experience it ourselves, we realize that we are so naive and so funny. The work of organizing books in the library is a system and a science. All the work in the library constitutes a system, which is very complex, yet very simple and practical. It involves book theft prevention, book retrieval, book status, interlibrary loan, return status, book sequence, etc. Therefore, this is a very heavy workload, requiring a lot of manpower, material and financial resources. In order to provide students with a good learning environment and provide more convenient help for students' study, many library staff are busy for this purpose.

In the process of helping to organize books in the library, we have a deeper understanding of the hardships of library staff, and we also understand that nothing is as simple as we imagined. If we don’t experience it personally words. "Giving roses to others leaves lingering fragrance in hands." Although organizing books is tiring, we also learned some knowledge about library management and improved our own literacy. The praise from classmates and library staff is the best compliment to us. Looking at the beautiful library and the neatly arranged bookshelves that we have organized, and thinking that the students can have a better learning environment, we feel that all the efforts and hard work are worth it, and the process of labor is indeed reciprocal. A win-win.

During the days when I worked in the library, I realized a lot and learned a lot. Many things really inspired me a lot and will benefit me throughout my life. Paying attention to the grasp of working methods will make me pay more attention to improving efficiency in my future life, making overall arrangements and rational distribution, so as to achieve twice the result with half the effort. A deeper understanding of labor has made me no longer always have high ambitions and low ambitions, and I know that no matter what I do, I can only have a say if I do it. A deeper understanding of the value of labor has taught me to cherish everything so that I can enjoy everything better. I also learned how to experience the joy of harvest amidst hard work. At the same time, I also mastered the methods and precautions for organizing books. The gains brought about by this practice will definitely accompany me throughout my life and benefit me endlessly.

Knowing the work from the smallest point of view, from the small to the big. In fact, this is the case with anything you do. You must practice it yourself to appreciate the hardships involved. This is true in learning, and it is true in life. When studying, we cannot ignore the seemingly simple knowledge. There is no distinction between knowledge and knowledge. Nothing is as simple or easy as imagined. Only by calming down and studying hard can we have the opportunity to create academic achievements. A world. Avoid arrogance and impetuosity, be down-to-earth, never underestimate a detail, never miss a detail, only then can we truly understand the knowledge points thoroughly, and even comprehend them, and draw inferences from one example to other cases. The same is true in life. Opportunities will only favor those who are down-to-earth and willing to endure hardship.

Participating in social practice work in the library this summer is of great personal significance to me. I received a lot of inspiration from it, learned many things that could not be covered in textbooks, and gained a deeper understanding of the meaning of labor. These gains will also play a very important role in my growth path. I will benefit a lot in life, study, and future work.

From the day it was born, the library has had the function of carrying out social education.

During this summer social practice, I learned more about the importance of libraries in cultivating readers, and also realized the importance of reading in cultivating our own cultural literacy. As Goethe said: "Reading a good book is talking to many noble people." Gorky also once said: "Books inspire my wisdom and soul, and they help me get out of the rancid quagmire. If Without them, I would drown in it and be choked by stupid and vulgar things.”

What I am most happy about outside of practical work is that I can read a lot of books, and I am very happy to study here. Practice, but I still have a lot to learn to truly become a qualified librarian.

"What you see on paper is shallow, but you know that you have to practice it." As a freshman, I participated in summer social practice activities with the desire to get close to society and exercise myself. Holiday social practice activities are an experience that every college graduate must have. It allows us to understand society in practice and consolidate knowledge in practice.

I am very happy to carry out my summer social practice activities in the library of No. 59 Middle School in Luoyang this summer. This is a very valuable opportunity for me.

Our country has a long history and a long culture. Although it has gone through wars and dynasty changes, the civilization of more than 5,000 years has not been interrupted. It is the accumulation and circulation of books from ancient times to the present that maintains the blood of Chinese civilization and makes it continue to flourish. It is these papers with the fragrance of ink that have brewed the civilization handed down from generation to generation in our country. The history of Chinese civilization is a history of books. Our country has a tradition of attaching importance to reading, and reading is an eternal topic. Reading has strong contemporary characteristics. Different eras have different readings, which are affected by various social factors such as politics, economy, and education at that time.

In this practice, I learned more about the importance of libraries in cultivating readers. At the same time, we also realize the importance of reading in cultivating our own cultural literacy. In modern society, the library is undoubtedly the place that can best improve the humanistic quality of our college students. In addition to accepting the school's promotion of humanistic quality education, we must also learn to get along with others, enhance team spirit and affinity for nature, etc. Therefore, we must make full use of library resources to improve our own humanistic quality. As Goethe said: "Reading a good book is talking to many noble people."

In addition, I also learned some methods of library work. We mainly carried out labeling and organizing books. Although this work is very simple, I also learned a lot of knowledge from it.

During the days of practice in the library, I learned a lot and gained happiness from the practical activities. At the same time, I also felt that the knowledge I learned was insufficient. I must continue to work harder in the days to come. Study locally, learn professional knowledge well, develop yourself in an all-round way, and gain knowledge and development in practice. In the days to come, it is inevitable that I will face more problems, assume greater responsibilities, and become more mature and truly enter the society. And this social practice is my first step into society!

From this practice, I learned the skills of interpersonal communication and dealing with others. I can see my own value in the interactions between people. People are often very persistent. But if you only care about hard work and not about harvest, then you will definitely make many friends. When dealing with friends, you must not be fussy or force others to give you the same amount of true love as you do. You must know that giving is more satisfying than receiving. No matter what you do, you must be proactive and enthusiastic, have confidence in success, and learn to communicate with people around you, care for others, and support others.

In this practice, there is another point that I feel deeply. In school, there is a lot of theoretical study, and it is multi-faceted, almost covering everything. However, in real life, you may encounter situations that you have not learned in books, or you may not be able to use the knowledge in books at all. .

Maybe what you apply in your work is just simple questions, and a task can be completed by just setting a formula. Sometimes you will complain that the actual operation is so simple, but why is the knowledge in books so difficult to learn? Maybe the teacher is right Yes, although university is not like being in society, it is still a part of society. We have carefully digested the knowledge in class and supplemented with daily homework. We have a higher starting point than others and have more knowledge to deal with various work problems.

In today’s society, the big-letter boards at job fairs always say “those with experience are preferred”, but how much social experience do our students who are still on campus have? In order to expand our own Knowledge, expand contact with society, increase personal experience in social competition, exercise and improve one's abilities so that after graduation, one can truly go into society and be able to handle all aspects well in life and work problem. I remember the teacher once said that school is a small society, but I always feel that innocence and sincerity are indispensable on campus. Even though it is a university, students still maintain their identity as students. In short, the social practice of this summer vacation is rich and meaningful. Some of the insights and experiences make people feel excited, but they can never be described as just excitement, because this is a real gain and a reflection of "having a good life". Experience is preferred."

Knowing the work from the smallest point of view, from the small to the big. In fact, this is the case with anything you do, and you must experience the hardships through personal practice. This is true in learning, and it is true in life. When studying, we cannot ignore the seemingly simple knowledge. There is no distinction between knowledge and knowledge. Nothing is as simple or easy as imagined. Only by calming down and studying hard can we have the opportunity to create academic achievements. A world. Guard against arrogance and impetuosity, be down-to-earth, never underestimate a detail, never let go of a detail, only then can we truly understand the knowledge points thoroughly, and even comprehend them, and draw inferences from one instance to other cases. The same is true in life. Opportunities will only favor those who are down-to-earth and willing to endure hardship.

Participating in social practice work in the library this summer is of great personal significance to me. I received a lot of inspiration from it, learned many things that could not be covered in textbooks, and gained a deeper understanding of the meaning of labor. These gains will also play a very important role in my growth. I will benefit a lot in life, study, and future work.

I am very happy to be able to carry out my holiday social practice in the library of No. 59 Middle School in Luoyang this summer. This is a very valuable practical opportunity for me. Here I met many seniors and learned a lot about library management. I have a lot of feelings in the practical work of the library. I have summarized some personal views and opinions on the current situation of our college students' reading and the use of university libraries.

In modern society, the library is undoubtedly the place that can best improve the humanistic quality of our college students. In addition to accepting the school's promotion of humanistic quality education, we must also learn to get along with others, enhance team spirit and affinity for nature, etc. Therefore, we must make full use of library resources to improve our own humanistic quality. Through this practice, I learned more about the importance of libraries, and also learned about library work methods and some existing problems from practical work.

1. The importance of reading - the era and personality of reading

Our country has a long history and a long culture. Although it has gone through wars and dynasty changes, the civilization of more than 5,000 years has not been interrupted. It is the accumulation and circulation of books from ancient times to the present that maintains the blood of Chinese civilization and makes it continue to flourish. It is these papers with the fragrance of ink that have brewed the civilization handed down from generation to generation in our country. The history of Chinese civilization is a history of books. Our country has a tradition of attaching importance to reading, and reading is an eternal topic. Reading has strong contemporary characteristics. Different eras have different readings, which are affected by various social factors such as politics, economy, and education at that time.

As an exchange center for literature and information, the library is an important force in promoting, guiding and developing readers' personalized reading.

Libraries must first do a good job in guiding readings, recommending bibliographies to reduce blindness and disorder in reading, and establishing online navigation for online reading. The second is the construction of documentary resources, especially the construction of local characteristic documents. The third step is to carry out reader education, enhance readers' library awareness, improve online readers' information literacy, promote readers' personalized reading, and allow readers to self-satisfy their information needs in an effective way.

2. Understanding books and loving books - the core of library spirit

From the day it was born, libraries have had the function of carrying out social education. During this summer social practice, I learned more about the importance of libraries in cultivating readers, and also realized the importance of reading in cultivating our own cultural literacy. As Goethe said: "Reading a good book is talking to many noble people." Gorky also once said: "Books inspire my wisdom and soul, and they help me get out of the rancid quagmire. If Without them, I would drown in it, choking on stupid and mean things."