The educational narrative of love 1 A book I read in the summer vacation is called The Education of Love. It was written by the Italian writer edmundo de Amicus. Edmundo de Amicus was born in 1846, 10 and 3 1 year in Liguri, Italy, and died in 1908 and1year.
Love and Education was originally named Diary of an Italian Primary School Student.
The protagonist of the diary is Andrea Coe, a fourth-grade Italian child. The content mainly describes what happened between Amrico and his friends.
When I finished reading this diary, I met Amrico's good friends, Fubanchi, "Little Masons" Lopez and Coretti. ...
I admire Lopez, Amrico's classmate. Because Lopez is brave. After listening to my story, you will know why I said so. One day, a first-grade child left his mother's hand and ran on the road. Seeing that a car was about to hit the child, Lopez suddenly rushed forward to save the child. Unfortunately, Lopez was injured by a car and became lame. Is everyone saying that Lopez is brave?
I think Amrico's parents' education method is right. His parents wrote to tell him what was wrong. Thinking of her parents reminded me of a violent father.
One morning, I went to my grandmother's house. Before I arrived, I heard the sound of chopsticks breaking. I followed the sound to find a family, and then I heard a girl crying, which was mixed with a man's lecture. I asked a little brother on the sidelines, and he said, I came to play with Song Wanting this morning, and then she came over and accidentally bumped into the corner of the table, and her chopsticks fell and broke, and her father hit her. I don't think it is right to educate children like this. We should communicate with our children through language communication.
Love education is great!
Love, like air, falls in every corner of the world. Although we breathe all the time, we seldom feel its existence, but once it is missing, it is difficult to live. Around us, there is no shortage of love in the village, just like there is no shortage of air. It is the love from parents, helping children dress and wash their faces, and urging them to study hard. Teaching children knowledge and cultivating their excellent moral character is the love from teachers; Listening to students' grievances and helping them improve their grades is the love from their classmates. These loves warm our lives like beautiful sunshine.
After reading the book Education of Love, I was deeply shocked. There is no empty and hypocritical preaching in it, but it educates us through touching examples and fascinates me. A story called "Shelter" made me uneasy for a long time. It tells the story that Amway and her sister accidentally learned that their parents had no money recently. I thought they would ask their parents for pocket money, but what I never expected was that they wanted nothing. The story of this place is not touching enough. They try their best to find something to exchange money, reduce the burden on their parents and supplement their families.
Think of young Amrico and look at yourself. What a pity! Why can't I be as sensible as them? I once blamed my parents for not meeting their own requirements and even talked back. In retrospect, it was really wrong at that time. Which parent doesn't love their children? Coenzymes didn't agree to my unreasonable request. They must be hiding something. After all, the family's economic situation has not been very good. Love, I was so naive, dear mom and dad, I'm really sorry.
My parents are like rainbows floating in my life. Since then, every day has been a storm after a calm, no more raindrops, no more snow. Because of love, every day in my life is beautiful.
Love is like a meter of sunshine, caressing your body intimately and gently; Love is like a clear spring, nourishing your heart; Love is an endless field path, full of wild flowers, which need to be found and picked at any time. Love, in fact, is around. Love can't be taught, but you can feel it with your heart and give back with your actions, just like Amway and his friends.
Education Narrative of Love 3 "Education of Love" This is the diary of an Italian pupil, adapted from the diary of Amicus' son.
The author Armitage has a rich growing experience. He liked military life since childhood, participated in three wars of Italian independence, and later became a newspaper reporter. He used the eyes of a fourth-grade boy Amrico to describe what he saw, heard and felt inside and outside the school. The content of the diary is rich and touching, among which the diary of hard study moves me the most.
In his diary, Amicus wrote that their mother and son helped a poor woman. From this poor woman's mouth, we learned about the difficult living conditions of his family. Corosi's father has disappeared and has not been heard from since. He is ill and can't sell firewood. His family is too poor to light oil lamps. In this way, Corosi still insisted on reading and studying in the dark corner. Amicus was filled with sympathy and pity after knowing this situation.
This year, I am also a fifth-grade primary school student. How ashamed I am compared with Corros. How good my living conditions should be now. You can stay in an air-conditioned room in winter and summer, and all kinds of learning tools are available. However, I can never study hard. I want to avoid problems when I do my homework. I often ask my parents for pocket money in my life. If I am slightly dissatisfied, I will be spoiled in front of my parents. I will never give up until I reach my goal. Bibi Corosi, think for yourself, I really shouldn't!
A happy life doesn't know how to cherish it, and you can't be strict with yourself at ordinary times and don't want to suffer. From now on, I will be thrifty in my life and not waste money. I will study hard, think positively, explore boldly, and be a good place with rich knowledge and excellent moral character.