"Property throwing" Changsha University of Science and Technology responded that the library threw students' postgraduate materials. Should it occupy a seat?

Many people think that the library of Changsha University of Science and Technology must throw 50 postgraduate entrance examination materials, and both students and schools have the responsibility, and they can't completely blame them unilaterally. In my opinion, it is definitely inappropriate to throw books in college. As a place to teach and educate people, schools should try their best to solve problems, not to simplify them rudely, but it also illustrates another problem. The phenomenon of taking a seat in the postgraduate entrance examination on university campus is really serious. Should I ask about seating? The answer is definitely no, but the question is why do students occupy seats?

1. Changsha University of Science and Technology Library responded to the incident of throwing postgraduate entrance examination materials. All the materials that students in Jinpenling Campus of Changsha University of Science and Technology put on the window sill of the library were thrown to the first floor by the staff. 165438+1October 6th, the school library gave a formal written response. Judging from this written response, it basically clarified the problem and most netizens recognized it.

The school has regulations on the occupation of library seats. At that time, the cleaned library was forbidden to occupy seats, and the relevant regulations were announced in advance. Clean up the occupied books and materials after closing every day. At that time, the logistics property manager rudely threw the book to the first floor.

For this phenomenon, the library has not shirked its responsibility, but also apologized, and will further standardize and rectify it.

Second, why is it difficult to solve the occupation of the postgraduate entrance examination? It is not easy for people to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Every university occupies a seat, but why?

The study rooms in universities are not fixed, and the time for students taking the postgraduate entrance examination is generally tight. They don't want to take a bunch of books everywhere to find a place to review, and the dormitory is not suitable for study, so they can only find the most comfortable and suitable space in the school. Generally, the library will be the first choice, but unfortunately, the resources are limited, so there is a situation of occupying seats.

There are also some students who are unwilling to change because they are familiar with the learning environment in a certain place. If you change places, it may take a few days to adapt, so it is difficult to enter the learning state. Many factors have led to the phenomenon of university seat occupation.

3. Can universities do more for graduate students? The public study room is occupied, which is really not conducive to the learning fairness of all students. Some study rooms are occupied almost all the year round, forcing many students to have no place to study and find a suitable environment and place to read. However, these problems should be in the eyes of universities, and I think more can be done.

According to my observation, not all the people who occupy seats are devoted to their studies. Some people just dominate their seats, but don't study. Some people just study with them, while others forget to take the leading seat, resulting in a long-term waste of that seat.

Schools should set up study space for postgraduate entrance examination according to their majors or colleges, and provide comfortable conditions, including air conditioners and water heaters. When conditions are good, students will naturally guide them. Libraries and other places must be strictly managed to completely put an end to the phenomenon of dominating seats, and lockers can be built to temporarily store books that are inconvenient to take away.

Therefore, the problem of occupying seats and cleaning books in universities should be solved through multiple channels, and no one can be simply blamed. The occupation of seats by students must be the result of poor school management. If the school not only solves the problem, but also strictly manages it, there will be no seat occupation. Of course, the mentality of the postgraduate entrance examination must be good, and occupying a seat and position is not the key to the success of the postgraduate entrance examination. Everyone should learn to adjust themselves and find a way that suits them.

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