Idioms are a major feature of China's traditional culture. They have a fixed structure and a fixed statement, which shows certain significance. The following idioms are compiled by me to describe the bad behavior of teachers. Welcome everyone to learn from them. I hope they can help you.

Teaching sucks.

Pinyin: wù rén zǐ dì

Explanation: Misleading children means that teachers don't educate people in the right way, which will delay other children's study. Misleading children is a typical derogatory term and a rare four-word idiom used to criticize teachers.

Example:

At present, some teachers regard education as a tool for profit, only know how to make up lessons to make money, and they are not good at teaching in class, which is simply misleading children.

A good teacher can affect a child's life, and a bad teacher is simply a mistake.

As a teacher, do not do what you can. If you can't do it, leave the industry. Never pretend to mislead others.

Shame line

Description: It is an insult to describe a teacher as unworthy and unworthy to be a teacher.

Example:

Our Chinese teacher is a very bad person. If he doesn't teach well in class, he will know that it is a shame to make up lessons to make money.

To be a teacher, we must first set an example, but some teachers just corrupt their own virtue and conduct, which is really deplorable and exasperating.

Make sentences:

1. Only by training can there be well-trained teachers, otherwise it will really mislead children.

2. Errors in textbooks must be corrected, otherwise fallacies will spread and mislead children.

Teachers must be dedicated, or they will mislead others.

The headmaster pushed his way through the crowd and resolutely resigned the teacher on the grounds that such an ignorant teacher would only mislead other people's children.

We ask every normal school student to study hard, improve their moral cultivation, and don't mislead others in the future.

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