Unlocked safe: Written for parents of college students

Author: Zhu Lik
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: In the elite group of students from all over the world on campus, can your child navigate their own compass? The "ivory tower" is not a "utopia." Every careless mistake or accident in life could potentially harm your child's physical and mental well-being, even their life—has he taken precautions? The path of life is not always smooth. You've already helped your child mount the horse; why not escort them a bit further? A practical reference book for university parents, guiding you to support your child in successfully completing their university studies, based on the personal experiences of university student affairs teachers. If your child is about to enter university or is already a university student, this is a reference book you cannot afford to miss. Otherwise, you will miss:
The opportunity to hear the insights of experienced university moral education workers
The chance to understand the current state of university students' lives and studies
The best time to guide your child
If you read this book, you will at least learn:
Entering university does not mean entering a safe haven; you cannot relax and be carefree from then on
In academics, life, and employment, your child needs your help in every aspect of university
The secret to success: How to support your child in achieving a successful university experience
The authors of this book are young teachers working on the front lines of university education and management. We are eager to share some of our work experiences with parents through this medium, thereby gaining their support and cooperation. When it comes to the topic of university student success, parents and schools stand on the same bridge. Although it still has many shortcomings, it basically reflects our ideas and carries our philosophy. Of course, we also hope it will have the expected impact on readers.
This book cites numerous cases. These cases come from our work experience, news reports, and relevant academic journals or magazines. We have processed these cases to make them typical, and some details may deviate from the facts. Please do not make direct comparisons with reality.