Our newspaper reports (by reporter
Qin Jian) that after the new curriculum reform in our city's high schools, not only have the course offerings become diverse, but classroom teaching has also become more colorful. On May 5th, the outdoor classroom of the "Handsome Boys Training Camp," an elective course for first-year students at Bashu Middle School, was set up outside, where over 10 students competed in rock climbing on the spot, challenging their courage.
The "Handsome Boys Training Camp" course mainly aims to cultivate masculinity, with one class per week starting this semester. "Many male students nowadays are quite gentle and frail. We hope that through rock climbing training, we can enhance their courage and perseverance, while also improving their agility and teamwork skills," Zhang Xuezhong, director of the Curriculum Reform Office at Bashu Middle School, told reporters.
At 9 a.m., 14 students put on safety gear one by one and attempted rock climbing. The climbing wall is 12 meters high, and the students climbed to the top one after another. Jiang Jialun, who is 1.71 meters tall and looks very bookish, managed to reach the top of the wall in just 30 seconds.
Author: Qin Jian