A student in Henan province suffocated from snacking in class, and the parents asked the school to explain, and the school's response was unexpected!
Yaoyao (not her real name) attends a primary school in Kaifeng, Henan. She thought she wouldn't get caught stealing snacks, or she wanted to "show off." But tragedy happened.
There are books blocking the view. Teachers are so busy lecturing in class that they naturally don't pay attention to this. After all, textbooks are meant to impart knowledge. But when Yaoyao was stealing snacks, she was accidentally choked by Lychee.
At that time, Yaoyao felt very uncomfortable. After the teacher found the abnormality, he quickly contacted the school leaders and notified Yaoyao's parents. But after arriving at the children's hospital, the doctor said that there was no treatment and that he must be transferred immediately. After being taken to the hospital, she remained unable to recover. Yaoyao, who should have been young and beautiful, lost her life because she ate snacks in class.
It was unexpected. I've seen a lot of students steal snacks in class, get caught and confiscated, and get caught is lucky. But stealing snacks cost him his life, which was really unexpected. The saddest are the parents. After the incident, Yaoyao's parents asked the school to give an explanation, and the school said: We are not responsible.
Parents ask the school for advice, school: it has nothing to do with me!
I thought that after graduating from college, I could raise my children to grow up and find a high-paying job, but I didn't expect that my young children would die in this way. The saddest thing is that parents can no longer see their children bouncing around alive and never hear their voices again.
When Yaoyao's parents watched the surveillance, they found that Chinese teacher was only anxious for help and did not take any first aid measures. If Heimlicht had been used at that time, there would have been absolutely no tragedy and no children would have been killed.
Parents asked the school to explain, trusting the school leader, if the teacher at the time knew first aid knowledge, this would not have happened. But are schools really responsible for this? The school said it had nothing to do with me.
Why isn't the school responsible? The teacher in the classroom dialed the phone at the first time, and the school quickly sent the child to the hospital. In addition, stealing snacks violates classroom discipline. Why hold schools accountable? The school does not order snacks.
For Yaoyao's teacher, what she can do, and indeed did. After all, the school does not require all teachers to master first aid skills, and first aid ability is not an indicator of teacher assessment, so what she could do at that time was to send her to the doctor in time.
Schools admit to not doing well in certain areas, such as developing teachers' first aid skills. The right or wrong of this matter is probably judged by the law.
Some observations and suggestions:
Textbooks are for learning, not for eating, not for chatting. If this is the case, what class is it called? The school itself forbade students to bring snacks, let alone steal them. Why do kids still do this? Is school supervision not in place, or are teachers irresponsible?
For the school, if the teacher at that time mastered the knowledge of first aid, Yaoyao might be able to save it. But this was an emergency, and perhaps no one thought that the situation was urgent, and the teacher was considering sending the child to the hospital for treatment, so it was difficult to calm down and think rationally.
The saddest thing is that parents, children who have been raising for many years, unfortunately died due to accidents, and the pearl in their hands has just left. The school was also sad. The student died in an accident in class. Unfortunately, if not, all schools can do now is learn lessons and train teachers to do first aid to prevent such incidents from happening again. Other schools should be warned.