Is it really hard to live on campus? Is the junior high school life good when you live on campus?

Not hard!! It's just homesick! In fact, the trouble of living on campus is to queue up for meals, to queue for showers (because there are multiple people in one dormitory), and then there are no computers, TVs and other entertainment facilities!

Also, the clothes should be washed by hand. That's it, these are the differences between living on campus and staying at home. Whether you are bitter or not depends on yourself, on your own independence.

But I think you can! (*

If you are in a regular high school, then there is only one bunk (upper or lower bunk) per person in the dormitory, plus one or several common desks, if you encounter a stingy school, then the dormitory may not have electricity, if there is charging, you can go to the dormitory to charge; But there is an advantage to accommodation, you can get up late, you have more time to study, and more importantly, your own space has become larger, and your parents don't care about you.

If you get along well with the people in the dormitory, a dormitory is harmonious, even if the conditions are difficult, everyone can carry it together, and you won't feel lonely... Besides, a difficult environment can train yourself and make you grow...

Not necessarily, but you'll make a lot of friends. It's fun, it's super cool to go over the wall all night at night, hahahaha.

No, it's still fun to live with your classmates, don't have mental baggage.

If you have a good relationship with your dormitory classmates, and you're not too homesick, it's not hard, it's good.

It depends on what kind of school it is, and some schools are too good to be true.

Should your child live in junior high school? It should depend on the situation, if the child is very close to home, there is no need to go to live in school, because it is close to the school, it is also very convenient, parents can also understand the situation of the child, if it is too far from home, it is more convenient for the child to live in the school, and it will not delay the child's time to study.

Many parents are confused and confused in the matter of living in junior high school, and many times they don't know how to decide, and for this matter, I personally think that they should make the final choice based on the reality of their children and the reality of their families.

First of all, when your child is in junior high school, the school is far away from your home, and you need to pass for a long time every day, so in this case, I think I should let my child live in the school, because the learning task of junior high school is already more heavy, if too much precious time is used on school travel every day, then it will affect the child's learning state, and let the child spend a long time every day, commuting back and forth between home and school, It is better to let the child choose to live in the school directly, save the time of commuting every day and use it for studying, or use this time for the child to rest and relax, which is more practical than letting the child commute home every day and drive on the road.

However, if the junior high school that the child attends is relatively close to his home, then in this case, I personally think that there is no need to let my child live in the school, although living in the school can make the child quickly adapt to the group life, and can cultivate the child's self-care ability and independent living ability.

But compared to the cultivation of these abilities, it is more important to let the child ensure as much as possible in the junior high school stage, to achieve a better grade, if you want to really cultivate and exercise the child's ability, then wait until the child, high school or high school graduation, college is not too late, as a parent, at this stage should not put the cart before the horse, usually use some vacation time, let the child do some housework within his ability, but also can play a role in cultivating the child's self-care ability.

Time flies, and now I'm a high school student. I've been living at home since junior high school, and now I'm starting to experience my high school residential life. How to put it, most people say:

It's annoying to live on campus. But I wanted to say, "It's good to live on campus."

It was my heartfelt experience. School life has allowed me to grow a lot and learn a lot.

It was because of my bad habit of living in the school, which was to snooze, that I was broken.

To be honest, I do have a lot of bad habits. One of the biggest "characteristics" is that he likes to be with piglets - he can't sleep. People are lazy! But since I lived in the school, my "nickname" of "extremely poor student" has left me.

It's not like being at home at school, there are more than a dozen people together at school, and everyone is gone, so how can I be too lazy to leave alone? It's a shame. For the sake of face, I resolutely decided to see goodbye with sleeping.

I remember that on Monday, I missed a big event because of snooze. I was sadly late that day and became the laughing stock of my classmates that morning, no, noon. In order for history not to repeat itself, I want to thank the boarding school, which is actually good.

Most colleges and universities in China have prepared dormitories for students to provide their accommodation, but the grade of these dormitories is also uneven, and the environment of living in the dormitory is also different.

Let's talk about the pros and cons of lodging first.

1.One of the benefits: convenience.

Generally, there are student cafeterias near the dormitory accommodation area of college students, and there will be some small supermarkets, sports fields and other facilities, and it is not very far from the classroom, so it is relatively convenient to live and study.

2.Benefit 2: It is conducive to uniting roommates.

Living with college roommates can also promote harmony between them, although sometimes there will be some friction.

3.Benefit 3: Take care of each other.

We can learn from each other when we live together, tell each other about anything in class, ask if we don't know where to take any classes, and help with takeout.

4.Benefit No. 4: There is an atmosphere.

If you live in the dormitory, you can play games together, and if you meet a favorite TV series or movie, you can easily copy it to your roommates.

5.One of the disadvantages: interfering with each other.

But if there are many people living in the dormitory, there is still a lot of interference with each other, such as the noon break and the evening break, and sometimes when there is no class, everyone's work and rest time is also very chaotic; If you want to study quietly in the dormitory, the environment is basically not allowed.

6.Disadvantage 2: Easy to fall.

Many college students play in the dormitory with their dormitory mates, and they don't go out to self-study or join clubs when they don't have classes.

7.Disadvantage 3: Check the dormitory.

Schools and colleges also have so-called dormitory inspection teams, which do not allow the use of high-power electrical appliances or anything, and sometimes check the hygiene of the dormitories.

I think that junior high school students should be considered comprehensively according to the school atmosphere, after all, children are still young and easily affected by the external environment.

It is recommended to consider the following aspects: 1. Qualifications for running a school, and whether there is a school-running license approved by the ** department. 2. Whether the teaching equipment is complete and whether it is really used for practical training. 3. Campus management, whether the safety management of campus guards is strict, students are civilized and polite, campus environmental hygiene, etc.

4. Teachers, the number of teachers, the level of education, practical experience, teaching level, etc. 5. Teaching process, observe the order of class, the state of students, whether students are doing hands-on, and whether the operation process is standardized. 6. Employment placement, inspection of employment cooperation units, employment salary and other employment services.

7. How are the living facilities, how is the dormitory hygienic, whether it has hot water and air conditioning, how is the canteen, how is the dishes, etc. That's all there is to it, professionalism makes dreams come true, and technology helps you succeed! Hope, thank you!

To say how it is, there is nothing special. It's all together. I can tell you about the precautions.

1.Interpersonal. Hehe, so many people living together must learn to be humble and tolerant, tolerant, united, and helpful.

Otherwise, no one will help you when you have a problem, and it will make everyone stiff. Please eat something I think is necessary, I don't know what your situation is.

2.Time. This one can be very stressful at first.

So ** speed, necessary. For example, when eating, eat first or wash first. Do something while taking a shower and waiting for someone.

Or don't wait to rush up and do the first wash. Doing laundry or something. In addition, it is OK to wake up in the morning and go to bed at night.

3.Hygiene. Hygiene is the responsibility of every member. I don't have to say much if it's simple, the problem is the post-maintenance, especially the floor, toilet, desktop, this aspect must tell you children's shoes. Hehe, I'm in charge of the window, so don't worry about it.

4.Dormitory management. Forever despise these old Obasans who pick on people's faults. This can only be done empirically. Beware beware and beware again.

That's all.

The life of living on campus is very good, first of all, you will have your roommates, often your classmates, you will easily have a good relationship, the school will turn off the lights at a fixed point, the teacher will check the bed at night, usually the students who study hard will buy a rechargeable desk lamp, will be charged in the classroom during the day, study in the dormitory at night, there will also be a dormitory night talk, different classes talk about the teachers of their respective classes, classmates, talk about their surroundings, talk about clothes, talk about things, usually talk about holidays is the most exciting thing, usually go to the tea stove room to carry boiling water with a tea bottle Sometimes I secretly boil water in the dormitory with the heat quickly The school is generally closed Eat in the school cafeteria But the food in the school cafeteria will not be delicious When you stay in school for a long time Some parents come to deliver meals Some order takeout by themselves When the lights are not turned off at night, there will be men and women in the dormitory to look at each other But a few are usually in love and stupid When the semester is over, there will be boys singing in the dormitory But it is an informal organization Bathing will be very troublesome But it is very free The school will raid and fold the quilt But usually it is too lazy to fold it in winter The dormitories will also be checked daily and each dormitory will have a dormitory director and the dormitory will have a table, but you will need to bring your own mosquito net.

1. Buy your own food 2. Do your own laundry 3. Have a good relationship with your roommates 4. Be more free than at home Because you live in school, you have to do your own things. o(∩_o

Actually, there is a question about whether it is good to live on campus. There has always been controversy. People who can live on campus don't want to live on campus, and people who don't live on campus want to experience what it's like.

You can experience the life of a group and exercise one's ability to stand on one's own feet. Why do some people envy living in school, it is because of these reasons that when you can live independently away from your parents alone, this is the beginning of exercising your independent life. Young people are rebellious, they don't want their parents to be in charge, they don't want to be restrained.

So that's why people who can't live on campus are eager to live on campus. The bad thing about the cancellation is that you have to do everything yourself, do your own laundry, wash your socks, fold your own quilts, and cook your own food. If you are far away from your parents, you must learn to take care of yourself.

It's time to sleep. There are many rules.

The accommodation was of course a mix of good and bad.

You have to know that if the classmates in the same dormitory are not good, it is very easy to be pulled into the water, and many people only start to learn to play, learn to stay all night, learn not to study, etc.; The accommodation is not as good as you think, I don't know how your school is, but if you have a toilet on one floor, you can stand it, and the conditions for eight people in a room don't seem to be so good; There are also problems to be solved in the cafeteria, baths, etc.

Of course, accommodation can save a lot of time, and having a fixed time to get up is also helpful for you to study, the most important benefit is that you will not be used to the experience of living before going to university, which is very helpful for your university life.

I suggest you weigh it yourself, if your willpower is good enough, it's definitely fine.

You should also understand the accommodation conditions of the dormitory and the hardware facilities such as food, bathing, and water, and whether it is suitable for you.

In fact, time is squeezed out, and it doesn't matter much whether you stay or not. But the key is that accommodation can exercise a lot of abilities, or should you start from your own situation.

This is normal, when you have a bad dormitory environment or roommates, you will find it difficult to live on campus.

Today's middle school students, the biggest pain is probably not allowed to bring mobile phones and cannot access the Internet. For our post-70s children from rural areas, the middle school boarding career is a history of suffering. The living conditions such as food, clothing, and housing are too poor, and the only pleasure is to read extracurricular books.

First of all, let's talk about food. At that time, our rural schools did not provide food service for students, and only teachers were qualified to eat in the cafeteria. The students all carry pancakes from home to school.

It's that Shandong sweet potato pancake. Paired with a can of pickles, it's a person's meal for a week. Hot water is provided in the school.

Otherwise, it's too dry to eat. I can't eat vegetables for a week.

Let's talk about the accommodation. At that time, we lived in a Chase shop. Fifty or sixty students in one dormitory.

The beds have two tiers, all connected by wooden shelves. If a student has a ** disease, everyone in a dormitory will be infected. I've been infected with blistered ** disease.

The dormitory is cool in winter and warm in summer, and there are rats who patronize it, and they have to let the rats steal dry food.

When it comes to dressing and cleaning, it is also extremely inconvenient. I basically wear a dress for a week. Because there is no place to wash clothes in the school, there is no faucet.

Even the water for washing your face is used in a teacup to get in the room, so you use a teacup of water to wash your face. Few students will buy a washbasin to take with them.

My only hobby is reading extracurricular books, but I can't afford to buy them. Occasionally, I borrowed a copy of Qiong Yao**, and stayed up late to watch it at night by lighting a kerosene lamp.

There are physical education classes in the school, but it is running, long jump and other events. Because of not eating vegetables for a long time, it causes severe constipation, and it is especially uncomfortable when running. At that time, when I went to the toilet, I was desperately straining, and I was generally constipated.

In short, the middle school life of rural children born in the 70s is not easy. Fortunately, the conditions of the descendants of the post-70s generation are now better.