The central media commented on the "Graduate Student Joint Report Tutor Incident": The tutor is not a "master", let alone a "boss".
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Recently, the incident of graduate students from Huazhong Agricultural University and Beijing University of Posts and Posts jointly reporting their tutors has attracted widespread attention. This has once again led us to think about the relationship between mentors and students. In the process, we can't help but ask: What exactly is a guru?
In the traditional apprenticeship relationship, the bond between the master and the apprentice is very strong, and they learn from each other and grow together. Under the market relationship, the relationship between the boss and the employee is an employment relationship, and the employee works for the boss and receives the corresponding remuneration.
So, how should the relationship between students and students be defined?
In modern society, the mentoring relationship needs to be "modernized".
First of all, we should be clear that the relationship between the tutor and the student should be equal and respectful. A mentor is a student's academic advisor and a guide on their life path. They should learn from each other and make progress together.
Second, we should establish a two-way choice, mutually beneficial and win-win relationship between teachers and students. Tutors should develop guidance plans based on students' interests, strengths, and needs, and students should respect the mentor's guidance and actively cooperate.
At the same time, we must also be vigilant against the emergence of some undesirable phenomena. In some colleges and universities, tutors are regarded as "masters", and students need to call them "masters", and some people even regard tutors as "bosses" and let students become their "workers".
None of these practices are correct. Under a clear system and norms, we should establish a two-way choice, mutual benefit and win-win mentoring relationship.
Netizen:
Don't just grasp it for a while, the heat is too much, and the problem has not been cured
The relationship between teachers and students in schools is becoming more and more complex and really difficult to understand
Learning is not only one aspect, but also the things in the moral character of society must also be focused, or it will really become a chaotic art
In general, a mentor is a mentor, and they should be a mentor for students academically and a guide on their life path. They are not the "masters" of the students, let alone the "bosses" of the students. Only in this way can we establish a healthy and harmonious relationship between students and students.
Finally, we expect all tutors to lead by example and be a mentor to our students, providing them with strong support for their growth and development.
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