On the content of safety education in colleges and universities

The contents of university safety education are as follows:

1, anti-theft. The theft of college students' property happens from time to time. Stolen items are generally students' living expenses, school equipment, clothes and more valuable property. Fire protection. Many college students like to boil hot water in the dormitory, but they often forget to turn off the power when they leave the dormitory, which is easy to cause a fire.

2. Anti-fraud. Recently, robbery, theft, telecom fraud and other cases are rampant, so college students must take good care of their personal belongings when going out. Prevent pyramid schemes. Don't trust strangers' text messages and phone calls easily to prevent being deceived; Don't be greedy and cheap; Don't trust messages and phone calls involving money and personal identity information easily, such as winning prizes, canceling flights and packages.

3. Traffic safety. Obey traffic rules, don't run red lights, don't drink, don't drive tired and don't drive fast. Network security. Pay attention to protecting personal information and not revealing personal privacy; Don't believe in online fraud, beware of being deceived; Do not participate in online gambling.

4. Health and safety. Pay attention to food hygiene and prevent infectious diseases; Strengthen physical exercise and keep healthy; Do not use illegal drugs, smoke, drink or take drugs. Laboratory security. Abide by laboratory rules and regulations, use experimental instruments and equipment correctly, and ensure the safety of yourself and others.

5. Psychological safety. Pay attention to mental health, adjust mentality in time, and face pressure and challenges correctly; Don't participate in school violence or self-harm. Social security. Understand local laws and regulations and respect local customs and habits; Pay attention to personal behavior and don't disturb social order.

6. Personal and property safety education: let students know how to protect their personal safety, such as avoiding fighting and robbery; At the same time, students should also know how to protect their property safety, such as anti-theft and anti-fraud. Fire safety education: let students know how to use fire extinguishers, fire hydrants and other fire-fighting equipment correctly, and know how to escape and save themselves in a fire.

7. Outdoor activities and traffic safety education: let students know how to carry out outdoor activities correctly, such as how to use sports equipment correctly and how to avoid sports injuries; At the same time, students should also know how to use transportation correctly, such as how to take the bus correctly and how to avoid traffic accidents.

8. Food hygiene and safety education: let students know how to choose food correctly, how to cook food correctly, and how to preserve food correctly to avoid food poisoning and other problems.