After listening to Wei Shusheng's report, what impressed me the most was seven minutes. Wei Shusheng's educational thought coincides with the concept of quality education, and the ultimate embodiment of quality education should be to cultivate students' habits.

1. Do housework for at least one minute every day.

Keep a diary for at least one minute every day.

3. Sing military songs, campus songs and good songs for at least one minute every day.

4. Hold your chest, raise your head, swing your arms, lift your legs and step for at least one minute every day.

5. Practice concentration for one minute every day.

6. Practice speaking for one minute every day.

7. Bring Chinese and foreign masterpieces or biographies of good people to school every day and read them for at least one minute.

The above requirements of "seven minutes" include quality education ideas such as labor education, moral education, physical education, aesthetic education, eloquence exercise and spiritual growth. Wei Shusheng's value lies in aiming at the ultimate goal of quality education-to form habits to cultivate, not just to preach orally, but to cultivate knowledge, emotion, will and action in education. Its difficulty and effect are related to the tempering and cultivation of will and behavior. Wei Shusheng's educational thought can be described as grasping the key and laying a good foundation for students' lifelong happiness.

Correct methods and persistent efforts are the secrets of all success. As a teacher, it is the motivation and fun to work boldly, be brave in innovation, constantly explore the best educational methods, and be responsible for yourself and the growth of students.