The teacher asked the students to practice dance and they refused to participate due to the epidemic. What should I tell the teacher?

Let’s just say directly that due to the epidemic, for everyone’s safety, we decided not to go.

Precautions for dancing

(1) If you are familiar with the other party when dancing, you can talk in a low voice, so that it does not affect other dance partners. Don't ask questions or chat with unfamiliar dance partners. If you encounter a dance partner who is having a secret conversation, you should leave immediately. If there is any important matter between the dance partners, it is best to find a place to talk about it during the break. Do not argue endlessly, make loud noises, or make exclamations on the dance floor.

(2) If you are looking for someone for something, you cannot talk in the dance hall after you find him. Don't pull people out of the dance floor while the music is in progress, as this can cause embarrassment. If you need to go to the opposite side of the dance floor for something, you should take a detour instead of crossing the dance floor.

2. How to prevent COVID-19

(1) Develop good personal hygiene habits. Pay attention to personal hygiene, cover your mouth and nose with tissues when coughing or sneezing, wash your hands frequently, do not touch your mouth, eyes, and nose with dirty hands, and do not spit anywhere. Avoid gatherings. People gathering at a dinner party are all in close contact with each other. Droplets produced by coughing and sneezing can directly contaminate the entire dinner party, which can easily cause the spread of diseases.

(2) Wear a mask when going out. When the public goes out to public places, seeks medical treatment (except fever clinics), and takes public transportation, they should wear disposable medical masks correctly (children should choose products with equivalent performance). Do not spit anywhere. Wrap oral and nasal secretions in paper towels and dispose of them in covered trash cans.