Teenagers awareness of self protection and prevention

1. Remember a list of trusted adults** so that you can seek their help in case of abuse;

2 2 Learn to refuse improper demands and resolutely not to be complicit in bad people and bad things. For example, if we go to group fights and gamble, we resolutely do not go, and persuade our friends not to go either;

3 3 When you are alone at home, do not open the door to strangers; If someone pries the door and leans on the window, they should immediately call for help or call the police. If necessary, you can pick up the kitchen knife and hammer at home as a ** to deter gangsters;

4 4 If you encounter a stranger following you on the road, you should find a way to run to a crowded place, or take refuge in the house of the resident;

5 5 After getting lost, you should tell the police in time, or call your most trusted person to greet you, and do not ask other strangers for help;

6 6 When you go to and from school, you should go with your classmates, do not carry too much money on your body, do not carry precious items, and even if you do, do not reveal them at will.

Don't be tempted by bad guys, and don't take advantage of others, so as not to be deceived. When minors encounter robbery and other violations, they should rely on wisdom, and should take the protection of their own lives and safety as the first principle, and do not take too much care of their property. Maintain good eating habits and don't overeat during the holidays.

1. Enhance the awareness of self-protection and improve the ability of self-protection. Consciously accept protection from school, family and society.

2. Master the methods and skills of self-protection.

3. Know the ways and means to obtain legal help.

Teenagers need to learn some knowledge of self-protection first, well, it is very important to be good at seeking help, and be sure to tell parents and teachers in time when they are hurt.

When you encounter danger, you must dare to fight, fight **, ask for help from others, and take the initiative to avoid and get out of danger.

Legal Analysis: Unclear Awareness of Legal Self-Protection of Minors The clarity of legal self-protection awareness refers to whether minors can make correct judgments about the illegal and infringing acts of others. When the rights of minors are infringed upon by others, if the minors make judgments that others have violated the law, they are considered to have a stronger sense of legal self-protection.

If the violation of the Huishu Law that constitutes a tortious injury is regarded as a lack of morality or is considered justified, it is determined that the minor's awareness of self-protection is low.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 20: Minors under the age of 8 are persons without capacity for civil conduct, and adults who cannot recognize their own conduct are persons without capacity for civil conduct.

Article 18: Adults are persons with full capacity for civil conduct and may independently carry out civil juristic acts. Minors over the age of 16 who rely on their own labor income as their main livelihood** are to be regarded as persons with full capacity for civil conduct.

1) Students.

Technical school students are in an important period of growing up physically and intellectually, their physical and mental maturity, outlook on life, values and world view have not yet been formed, knowledge and social experience are not rich enough, and they are inferior to adults in terms of physical fitness and psychological quality. They are playful and active, impulsive, have poor self-discipline and a weak sense of the law, and there are factors that are not conducive to the growth of teenagers in their current living environment. Most of them have not received targeted and systematic self-protection education when they are growing up.

As a result, they are often in a passive position in the face of danger and are violated.

2) Parents.

Due to the high pressure of work and the accelerated pace of life, many parents have neither the energy and time to educate their children, nor the communication and self-protection education with their children. There are many parents who usually only care about their children's academic performance, and do not let their children do anything other than learning, this kind of excessive protection, so that children lose a lot of opportunities to exercise, many children do not even have the basic ability to take care of themselves, let alone self-protection? What's more, after a small number of parents send their students to technical colleges, in addition to providing a certain amount of living expenses, they rely on the school or class teacher for everything, and do not fulfill the basic responsibilities of a parent, let alone educate and train students in self-protection awareness and ability.

The cultivation of students' self-protection consciousness is an indispensable part of school education. Here are some ways to help students develop a sense of self-preservation:

1.Provide the necessary knowledge and skills: Students need to understand how to protect their bodies and property.

Schools can provide students with knowledge and skills in crime and accident prevention through relevant courses and activities, such as self-defense, first aid, fire prevention and theft prevention.

2.Strengthen safety awareness: Schools can improve students' safety awareness through publicity and drills. For example, fire drills and drills are carried out in schools to let students understand the methods of emergency treatment and improve their self-rescue ability.

3.Develop self-confidence: Self-confidence is an important factor in protecting yourself. Schools can improve students' self-confidence and self-esteem by encouraging them to participate in sports activities, literary and artistic competitions, etc., thereby enhancing their courage and determination in the face of danger.

4.Strengthen home-school cooperation: Parents and schools should work together to create a safe learning and living environment for students. Parents can report the safety of their students to the school, and the school should respond and solve them in a timely manner to ensure the safety of students.

In short, the cultivation of students' sense of self-protection requires the joint efforts of schools, families and society. It is only through multifaceted cooperation that students can grow up healthily in a safe environment.