As smart phones are increasingly becoming a necessity that we need to carry with us in our daily life, Internet traffic has also become a matter of great concern to everyone. Many times, due to watching small videos, brushing friends, reading novels, playing games, etc. The monthly traffic is used up carelessly. At this time, if there is a WIFI connection, it will be very convenient. Finding a place to surf the Internet is the practice of many people. In college, because there is more free time, many students have a greater demand for online traffic. However, sometimes surfing the Internet is not so easy. Just like the WIFI in this university cafeteria, the password is actually a math problem. If you want to surf the Internet, you should work out the answer first. The school's move is also well-intentioned.

When playing mobile phone online, don't forget to remind students to make up their homework and study hard during self-study. As a famous university, it must be a place where scholars gather. Setting the WIFI password is so clever. However, this method is not only novel, but also reminds us that as college students, we should focus on learning. If we don't master what we have learned, we should study hard. Surfing the internet is just a kind of entertainment during the break. It is most important to study hard while you are young and improve your academic performance. I believe that in such an institution of higher learning, it should not be too difficult for students who study hard to get this online password.

There are many people in the university canteen. If everyone is connected to WIFI, it's probably not enough. Setting a small threshold is also a clever way. As a place with a strong academic atmosphere, universities are naturally very particular about practices. Even things like surfing the internet are not so casual, which reflects a good learning culture atmosphere. I hope this practice can stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning and form a good atmosphere, instead of wasting learning time by not playing mobile phones all day.

What do you think of this practice in schools?