One is to be a caring person.
Gorky once said: Mutual assistance should be respected, which is essential in social life. I think teachers should not only learn to teach, but also know how to educate people. Society is competing, and so are schools. Healthy and active competition can promote people to forge ahead and make people progress, but too utilitarian competition often makes the relationship between people become indifferent and tense. Therefore, it is particularly important and valuable to know how to help each other and be honest with each other while competing. I often tell my children that we are a big family, and we should care for and help each other in life. You should know how to help each other and make progress together while you are chasing each other in your studies. It is not enough for a person to be excellent. Excellent classes, excellent schools, and excellent children are truly excellent. Only when there is love in everyone's heart will society be more harmonious.
Second, be a confident person.
Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, said, "Since God has given talents, let them be used!"! American writer Emerson told us that self-confidence is the first secret of success. Only by affirming yourself and having confidence in yourself can we face life better. There is a student in our class who writes well, sings and dances well, but his math performance is not ideal. Her mother has a headache. She communicated with me many times, and even shed tears helplessly, thinking that the child was stupid and humiliated. We can all understand our parents' feelings. What I want to say is, in this era when the education system has such disadvantages, how can students be graded with scores? Every inch has his strengths, but his feet are short. No one is perfect, let alone an ignorant child. Besides, every child has his own characteristics, advantages and disadvantages. Some children are good at Chinese, some are good at math, some have strong expressive ability and some have strong practical ability, but none of these can explain who is better. As a class teacher, only by fully encouraging them and giving them confidence can they be encouraged.
Be a responsible person.
Responsibility is as important as water, air and food. I often tell my children: "I am your head teacher and your teacher, so I will be responsible for you, for your study and life at school, and you must abide by the rules and regulations of the school." In order to better manage the class, I have trained a group of capable small monitor, who can help teachers to serve the class well. For example, the daily "civilization supervisor" will very responsibly supervise whether students use civilized language, throw garbage everywhere and keep the classroom quiet. The "recess supervisor" will supervise students' recess safety activities and not play dangerous games. While setting a good example, they will also deal with the small mistakes made by classmates or adjust the small contradictions between classmates fairly and objectively like teachers. Every day before school, I will spend 10 minutes to hold a short meeting to praise and criticize what happened in the class that day, and encourage students to continue to carry forward their advantages and correct their shortcomings. Li Zengyang said: "Responsibility is to be responsible for others and to be responsible for yourself." For the progress of the class, I work hard with the students.
Be a careful person.
I often remind students to be careful in homework and contact, and also in exams. How to cultivate children to develop careful good habits? In learning, I ask students to write every word carefully, down to every horizontal line, every point, every stroke, every stroke. I will spend a long time instructing them to write until they are satisfied. I ask students to hand in their exercise books neatly and cleanly, just like a child's clean face. Rodin said: "Be good at discovering carefully in life." Students not only take their studies seriously, but also learn to observe life carefully. When I cough gently, the children will scramble to hand me a white napkin; During the break, I lie on my desk to rest, and the children always put down their steps for fear of affecting my rest; When I walk to the classroom with a lot of exercise books, there are always children running up to me and saying, "Teacher, let me do it!" " "I found that the children have grown up.
Be a persevering person.
Former British Prime Minister disraeli told us from his experience: "The secret of success lies in perseverance." Yes, as long as the kung fu is deep, the iron pestle is ground into a needle. I told my students that although the teacher is not a successful person, he is a persistent person. When I was a child, when I just learned to write, my father began to encourage me to keep a diary, and write down everything I saw, heard and, more importantly, thought of every day, and replace the words I couldn't write with pinyin. He told me that this is a very meaningful thing, and we must persevere in doing things. Now that you have set a goal, you must stick to it from beginning to end. I hope you can be a persistent person like a teacher, pay attention to observation and be good at writing. Under my guidance, every student in our class keeps a diary. During this year, I will spend a lot of time checking and instructing them how to write. They didn't know how to write from the beginning, but now they can quickly choose their own meaningful topics and express their unique opinions. I arrange time to exchange student diaries every week. I am also proud of the children who have gradually become "little thinkers". Chairman Mao, the great leader, taught us: "There is no need to get up at five o'clock at night and go to bed. The most useless thing is to be frozen for ten days a day. " There are many things to stick to in life. Once you set a goal, you must stick to it.
A good class group has a great educational effect on the healthy development of each student. To form a good class group, every class teacher needs to do a lot of in-depth and meticulous work. Children's innocence, childlike innocence and innocence may be gradually lost in many adults, but when I teach my children to be a "five-hearted" pupil, I also gain growth and progress. I hope that every adult can be as loving, confident, responsible, careful and persistent as a child, and our society will be more harmonious and better.
[Editor: Pang]