Advantages and disadvantages of living on campus

Because the school is far from home or for other reasons, students living in school dormitories are generally not under the control of their parents. This paper will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of living on campus to help readers better understand the situation of living on campus.

Interruption of parent-child relationship

If you live on campus, there will be problems in cultivating the intimate relationship between children and their parents. If the relationship between children and their parents is interrupted, children will have many psychological problems. Parents are important role models for children. If you lose this example too early, there will be many behavior problems. Parents have to meet their children's many psychological needs, which children can't meet during school.

be homesick

I want to go home, so I don't want to go back to school.

gain time

Save time and study time.

Reduce the burden of parents

Reduce the mental burden of parents. If you are not self-reliant, your parents will continue to take care of you. This will keep them working hard, considering that they are not young.

Communicate and get along.

Have more time to communicate with classmates, learn more about your school, get along with you more easily and cultivate friendship.

♂? Exercise self-reliance

Exercise your self-reliance ability, because you can only rely on yourself at school, so you can polish it even if you can't stand on your own feet. At the same time, you can form a sense of self-reliance psychologically and become more mature.

♀? Cultivate self-control

Cultivate self-control

disadvantaged

Some students may not adapt to affect their study. It is impossible to establish a good parent-child relationship with less contact with parents. It is easy to cause some psychological diseases. Some students are dissatisfied under the management of the school. Less contact with the outside world will easily lead to a lack of understanding of the outside world. Parents can't supervise and may form bad habits.