A female teacher was spied on in the student toilet of a Tianjin university. The police said it would be handed over to the school for handling. What is the latest development on this matter?

The student who entered the women's restroom and peeped at the female teacher has been expelled from the school. Such a result is a heavy lesson for students; I personally feel that school punishment, although it can correct school ethos and discipline and give justice to female teachers, is not the best way to deal with it. 1. Peeping at a female teacher and student, she was expelled from the school

The incident happened in a university in Tianjin. A college student entered the women's toilet in the evening and peeped at a female teacher of the school using the toilet. . Such a behavior is shocking when it appears on a university campus.

The student was caught on the spot by a female teacher. Faced with the student's peeping behavior, the female teacher chose to call the police. After the police arrived at the scene, they took the students away for investigation. According to relevant public security management regulations, this student should have been sentenced to 7 days of administrative detention. But he was still under eighteen years old, and it was his first offense. So it was decided not to impose any punishment and to hand the student over to the school.

After research and discussion, the school leaders decided to expel the student. I want to use such a method to improve the discipline of the school so that the majority of students can take a warning and avoid similar incidents from happening again. 2. Author’s point of view: The school should pay equal attention to punishment and education

After the school made the expulsion decision, the student’s college career ended early. If something like this happens on a university campus, it is natural for the school to punish the students. Just because of such an incident, students are directly expelled from school instead of allowing them to receive lessons and deeply reflect on their behavior. Such a simple and "rough" approach did not completely solve the problem.

After the student was caught peeping, his attitude was very bad. Faced with the female teacher’s questioning, he even admitted with a smile that he had been peeping for a month. Judging from the student's attitude, he may be angry or angry, or he may not realize his mistake at all. Expelling students from school can only ensure that students will not peek on campus, but it cannot guarantee that the same thing will not happen in society.

In this case, when the school punishes the students, while severely punishing them, if it can strengthen ideological education, understand the students' psychology, and educate them from the root, it will have a completely different effect.

“No one is perfect without gold.” Everyone makes mistakes sometimes. University is a place for teaching and educating people. When students make mistakes, they should be educated by school teachers. This student's peeping behavior is definitely wrong, but teachers should focus on education so that students who have gone astray can regain a healthy psychology and achieve a new self. I think this is what a responsible and responsible school should do. 3. The student’s way out: repeat his studies, or just enter the society

The incident has happened, and the school’s punishment has also been issued. I wonder how this student felt when he heard the school punished him. Does he regret his behavior?

It is an unspeakable thing for a college student to be expelled from school, not to mention that this student was expelled because of an embarrassing incident such as peeping on a female teacher using the toilet. Such an incident will have a great impact on his life. When others know about it, they will look at him differently.

If students fail to get the school to change their decision to drop out, they will need to face life choices again. After returning to his hometown, there were two roads before him. The first is to re-study and prepare for the exam, and start everything over again by taking the college entrance examination again; the second is to give up studies and step into society, experiencing the ups and downs of society and the ups and downs of human relationships.

As far as the author is concerned, if you are irreversibly dropped out of school, you should still choose the first path and continue to take the college entrance examination by repeating studies. With the lessons learned this time, he should study hard and strive to get excellent results next year and enter a better university.

From this incident, parents and schools must also learn experience and lessons. When educating children, do not blindly care about grades. Compared with academic performance, students' quality and moral education are more important. The author has always firmly believed that moral character is more important than performance, and people with talent but no virtue are the most terrifying.

What do you think of the school’s handling of this matter?