The document discusses ways to improve students' social skills through education systems, families, society, and self-selection. It proposes increasing career education, internships, social etiquette courses, and social skills training in schools. It also suggests organizing more student activities, connecting students with mentors, and creating mixed background residence halls. For families, more social activities within and outside the family are recommended. Society should promote the importance of social skills and tolerance. Individuals can improve by joining organizations, practicing social skills before events, and positively interacting with others.

1. How can we
improve
students’
social skills?
Education System
① Provide more career education
② Open more social etiquette courses.
③ Require more internship experience.
④ Ask more student organization
experience.
⑤ Smaller class scale.
⑥ Mentor for every student.
⑦ Offer mixed background residence
halls.
⑧ Increase the social skills training in
basic education.
⑨ Organize more activities.
① Take part in more parties and
activities.
② Join one or more organizations.
③ Serious study of career and social
skills.
④ Connect with people positively.
⑤ More practices before formal
activities.
Families
① More activities with families,
neighbors and friends.
② More communications.
③ More positive and forgiving
environment.
Society
① Lead public opinion to know how
important the social skills are for
students.
② Tolerate different kinds of people
including the person who lacks of
social skills.
③ Build a more sufficient labour
market segmentation to
accommodate more people who
have different personalities.
Selection
1. Open more social etiquette courses. __This
idea is very practical.
2. Build a more sufficient labour market
segmentation. __Disruptive because this idea
would change a large system fundamentally.
3. More practices before formal activities.
__My favorite idea. I think it is a available way
to save oneself. It is very easy and effective.