In the school anonymous evaluation system, it is very important to protect students' privacy and freedom of expression. The following are some ways to help students avoid being discovered as much as possible when leaving negative reviews： ### 1. **Use the anonymous function** -**Ensure anonymity**: Most evaluation systems have an anonymous option. Students should make sure to check the anonymous option when submitting an evaluation to avoid personal information being recorded. -**Avoid using personal information**: Do not mention any information that may reveal your identity in the evaluation, such as name, class, specific events, etc. ### 2. **Use neutral language** -**Avoid emotional expression**: Describe the problem in objective and neutral language, and avoid using overly emotional or offensive vocabulary, which can reduce the risk of being identified. -**Specific but not exposed**: Try to be as specific as possible when describing the problem, but don't involve details that only a few people know, so as not to be tracked down by teachers or schools. ### 3. **Choose the right time and place** -**Submit in a safe environment**: Make sure that when submitting an evaluation, there are no people around who may be monitoring you, such as students, teachers, or managers. -**Use private equipment**: Try to use personal equipment (such as mobile phones and laptops) instead of public computers to submit reviews to avoid leaving traces. ### 4. **Avoid repeated evaluation** -**One-time submission**: Avoid submitting similar evaluations multiple times, which may increase the risk of being identified. -**Diversified expression**: If multiple evaluations are required, try to change the expression and content as much as possible to avoid the formation of a fixed “style”. ### 5. **Collective feedback** -**Collective action**: If multiple students have a negative evaluation of the same teacher, they can act collectively, which can distract and reduce the risk of individuals being identified. -**Consensus**: When giving collective feedback, ensure that everyone's evaluation content is consistent and avoid contradictions or loopholes. ### 6. **Understand school policies** -**Familiar with the rules of the evaluation system**: Understand the school's specific regulations on anonymous evaluation, and ensure that you express your opinions within the scope of the rules. -**Protect yourself**: If the school has policies to protect students' privacy, understand and use these policies to protect yourself. ### 7. **Use of technical means** -**VPN or anonymous browser**: Use VPN or anonymous browser (such as Tor) to hide IP addresses and increase anonymity. -**Clean up traces**: After submitting the evaluation, clean up the browser history and cache to avoid leaving traces. ### 8. **Mental preparation** -**Stay calm**: When expressing negative comments, stay calm and rational, and avoid exposing yourself due to emotional excitement. -**Be mentally prepared**: Even if you take various measures, you must still be aware that any anonymous system may be at risk and be mentally prepared. ### 9. **Seek external help** -**Reflect to the student union or student representative**: If the anonymous evaluation system cannot fully express your opinions, you can report the problem to the school management through the student union or student representative. -**Consult a parent or guardian**: If necessary, seek the help of a parent or guardian, they can provide a safer channel of expression. ### 10. **Respect others** -**Honesty but respect**: Even if you have a negative evaluation of the teacher, you must maintain respect and avoid personal attacks or malicious slander. This is not only respect for others, but also responsibility for your own behavior. In the above ways, students can express their negative opinions about the teacher more safely in the anonymous evaluation system, while reducing the risk of being identified. I hope these suggestions can help you be more confident and at ease when expressing your opinions.