After reading the book How to Cultivate Real People by Suhomlinski, I was deeply touched and inspired. Suhomlinski's personal experience in education and teaching has many vivid stories, which make me understand that the object of our education is "people". So, what is a real person? Suhomlinski believes that a real person is a person with a harmonious and multifaceted spiritual life. How can we train students to be real people? That is to say, educators let children develop harmoniously in all aspects in teaching. To achieve this harmonious development, the premise is to respect each student's personality and care for and care for each individual.

When telling the story of the little girl Zoya, he said, "If children don't have the joy of life, they will never think that the sky is blue." Education should cherish the moment when children enjoy happiness. So, I thought of some thorny problems I encountered in the process of education and teaching. For example, students always don't bring books, always default on homework, and don't listen carefully in class, which often affects others. The homework analyzed is still wrong, and I also quarrel with my classmates. No matter how we defend ourselves and tell the truth, it has no effect. I once thought that these "problem students" were hopeless. But the author's sentence "Always remember that you are a child" made me wake up. Yes! We used to be children. Who didn't say anything wrong and who didn't do anything wrong? We often feel that the mistakes made by children are so bad and incomprehensible. As a result, we always show dissatisfaction and anger, take reprimand and punishment, and lose a kindness and tolerance. In fact, we think about it carefully: anyone, whether great or mortal, grows up by making mistakes and constantly correcting them. Why can't teachers understand and tolerate students' mistakes? We always say that children are getting more and more difficult to educate, but looking back, isn't our education method just to make children lack a power that can shock their hearts? Therefore, for our teachers, tolerance is a realm, but also a kind of wisdom; Tolerance is a kind of love full of warmth and expectation. We should be good at using it to enlighten children's minds.

We should treat every student with a developmental perspective. We should not only pay attention to the results of education, but also pay attention to the development of children in the whole process of education and teaching. As Suhomlinski said: When you cultivate a caring child, he will be sensitive to the teacher's love and repay kindness with kindness; The most important thing for teachers to love is to acquire knowledge for students. Students understand this and make spontaneous progress, and their grades will naturally be good, and their grades will be good. Wouldn't it be happier to be a teacher?