Not long ago, there was a news on the Internet that touched many people's hearts. It tells the story of a boy aged 15 who gave up the senior high school entrance examination to save his seriously ill mother. ? The thing is, the little boy's mother has leukemia. In order to give his bone marrow donor to his mother, the little boy decided to take a year off school to save her life. Because there is only one mother, the senior high school entrance examination can be postponed, but you can't wait to save your life.

Many people were moved by the boy's behavior after seeing the news. They also believe that although the little boy delayed the exam because of saving his mother, the relevant departments should proceed from reality and give the little boy a new chance to take the senior high school entrance examination. Other netizens said that the Ministry of Education should give the little boy a chance to enter school without an exam.

Although I sympathize with the little boy's experience, I don't think it is the most desirable to give him such privilege.

First of all, in order to save his mother's life, the little boy chose to take a year off school.

Pay attention to this time, a year off from school is a long time. At this time, he missed the senior high school entrance examination, and dropping out of school was his most suitable choice.

Even the relevant departments? Extra kindness? Let him enter the school without examination. What about his delayed studies? Can you keep up with the pace after entering the school even if you are admitted without examination?

Letting a classmate who can't keep up with the pace of study go to high school is actually ruining his future. Based on this, I don't think it is advisable to let him interview for admission.

Moreover, after dropping out of school for one year, you can go to the third grade and continue the senior high school entrance examination next year. This method is very good. He can use this year to prove his achievements. Before that, it is difficult for us to guess whether his grades are good or bad. If the little boy is not interested in learning because his mother is seriously ill, then his academic performance will naturally not be too good. Is it really responsible to let him enter the school without taking the test? I don't think so.

Moreover, the filial piety of the little boy has no direct relationship with his future senior high school entrance examination. If the school restricts the examinee's normal exam because of something, I think it is a very good choice for him to make up the exam. However, in this case, the school is obviously not responsible, and so are boys? Admission without examination? Qualification.

This involves a humanized problem, and what the school has done for the little boy is to let him drop out of school. I think this is the greatest support for the boy. ?

Even if the little boy is allowed to choose by himself, if he has real talent and practical knowledge, he will probably not choose to enter school without taking the exam, but choose to prove himself with his own strength, so that entering high school is more meaningful to his life.

I also believe that people with filial piety will be rewarded in the end, and the little boy will play a normal role in next year's senior high school entrance examination and be admitted to an ideal high school by his own strength. The sunshine is always after the storm. I hope the little boy's tomorrow will be brilliant.