The author of this book, Rafe? Esquires is an ordinary primary school teacher in the United States, but he and his classroom 56 have created one miracle after another. His classroom 56 is special because he lacks something-there is no fear here. Teacher Rafe replaces fear with trust, which is a reliable reliance for children. For every child, Rafe has enough love. He really taught all the children. Under his influence, there was no teasing and teasing in Room 56, and every child was considerate. The classroom has become a paradise for children to stretch freely and grow healthily.

His educational method is simple, but effective. He firmly believes that only by combining theory with practice can we get twice the result with half the effort. He insists on playing "buzzing" games with his children every week, insisting that children exercise every day, and insisting that children read every day ... It is these persistence that subtly affect their lives.

Teacher Rafe's educational philosophy is worth learning from every teacher and parent. I always think that teachers and parents are too eager to educate and lack due patience. If there were more such good teachers, Miao Kexin's tragedy would not have happened.