Parents bought a tie-rod schoolbag for their children so that their shoulders would not be affected. I don't know that this will not only bring great trouble to children, but also have security risks. This is really not an alarmist.

One is noise. My child's school has different class hours for students of different grades. The class hours of grade one and grade two are the same. Third and fourth grades go to school later, and fifth and sixth grades go to school later. If children use barbecue boxes and pull suitcases in the corridor, it will be noisy and interfere with other classes.

Secondly, considering safety, my children's class has a large capacity. There are sixty or seventy students in each class. After school, they lined up, the teacher sent them out of the school gate, and then the parents came to pick them up. If you pull a suitcase, the queue will be very long, which is inconvenient for the teacher to manage. In addition, students are naughty and often play with suitcases, which is easy to trip over.

After listening to the teacher's explanation, I was full of praise for the school's behavior. Schools are for the sake of children, and parents should support them. It is worth mentioning that my child's class teacher asked the child not to bring a glass to drink water. Not long ago, a junior three accidentally slipped and touched a glass placed on the edge of the table, and his face was hurt.

It is not easy for parents to raise a child now, and it is not easy for teachers to manage a class. The school will consider many details to ensure the safety of students. As parents, we should support and cooperate with the school's practice.

However, it is forbidden for children to carry tie-rod schoolbags, which has potential safety hazards and increases their academic pressure.

Nowadays, children have many courses, even if it is only the course of the day. Textbooks, homework, reference books, etc. Weight 10- 15 Jin, the pressure on their backs is very great. In the long run, it is not good for children's growth and development, and stooping at a young age often happens.

Therefore, I think schools should not ban the use of tie-rod schoolbags across the board, but can stipulate that they cannot be used on campus. Only when they leave the campus can students put down the tie rod and take it home. After all, schools have no right to interfere with what kind of schoolbags students use.

Similarly, the classroom should be equipped with cabinets and put some heavy reference books such as dictionaries and complete works to further reduce the burden on children.

However, I think the purpose of pulling the schoolbag is to reduce the burden on students. If you really want to "reduce the burden", you might as well leave some teaching materials for minor subjects in the classroom and only bring the main course materials, which will not only reduce the burden, but also delay students' review and preview after school.