Just now, I read a report that a kindergarten in Jinan really had no money to pay wages, so the director temporarily decided to switch to selling barbecues and decided to take the teachers to save themselves. The result was unexpected. After the playground of the kindergarten was changed into a barbecue square, the business was extremely hot.

Teachers have also experienced the feeling of being "waiters" truthfully. All walks of life are very difficult under the epidemic, especially the kindergartens and training schools of these private institutions, which are deeply hit.

In fact, this has a lot to do with the fact that there are too few public kindergartens at present.

Take the county where the author is located. In a county with a population of 1 million, there are less than five real public kindergartens, and all the rest are private kindergartens. Everyone knows that private kindergartens charge high fees and everyone wants to go to public kindergartens, but there are so few places. Can you grab them? There's no way to get it. Parents don't want their children to lose at the starting line, so many parents can only let their children go to private kindergartens after their children are 3 years old.

But in fact, this epidemic has really brought a great impact to private kindergartens, including these kindergarten teachers who are not officially editing, and many of them can't persist in leaving their jobs.

My son is in a small class. At the beginning of the epidemic, my son's class began to organize teachers to teach children online, send learning tasks in the group every day, and distribute all the learning AIDS of the school to parents.

In my opinion, it is actually unnecessary for kindergartens to follow the trend of online teaching, but if we don't do this, no one will pay for the teaching materials and teaching fees, and the teachers' salaries will be released, which is helpless.

Later, many people began to ask in the group whether it was necessary to pay tuition fees for online learning. The teacher dared not answer and pretended not to see.

Later, it is estimated that the school began to fail. The school began to organize the head teacher to sell steamed buns at the school gate, and called on all parents of students to come to the school to buy steamed buns. However, after a few days of persistence, the benefits were not good, and the job of selling steamed bread stopped.

At present, there is still no exact news about the start of school in kindergarten, let alone notice. I don't know how they will save themselves next.

In fact, under the epidemic situation, it is not only a blow to many industries, but also a test. Maybe if you make it through, you will see the dawn; If you get down, you will be defeated forever. What do you think of this? Do you think it is reliable for kindergartens to switch to selling barbecues?