The education mode of private schools requires teachers to teach students in accordance with their aptitude, which varies from person to person. For example, several students read different kinds of books at the same time, according to different degrees, such as three books such as San Zi Jing and Qian Zi Wen, two books about The Analects of Confucius, two books about Mencius, three books about The Book of Songs and two books about Zuo Zhuan. , can be under the guidance of a teacher.

At the same time, students who are reading the same book, teachers can also read in different amounts and at different speeds according to their different wisdom, different memories and understandings. Generally speaking, it is calculated by the number of sentences, that is, how many sentences the teacher generally stipulates to read every day.

All the books I read at that time were punctuation-free. When teaching students to read a new book, the teacher points a short sentence with a scarlet brush, leads the students to read it once, and draws a circle when they reach a complete sentence.

For example, Confucius said at the beginning of The Analects. Why do you study from time to time? "The teacher clicked on the edge of Confucius and led the students to read Confucius. Then the students click "Learn from time to time" and read "Let's say" in circles. All the students follow suit. This is what teachers teach students to read, that is, the so-called "sentence teasing" learning.

A story goes like this: There was a poor scholar. He was so poor that he didn't have enough to eat every day. So I tried to make a living. He has a rich friend. Whenever someone wants to eat, he will "visit" them. And he made up all kinds of reasons to let his friends stay for dinner.

On this day, the scholar "visited" his friend again. The friend couldn't think of any reason to let him leave, so he decided to wait and see. It happened that it suddenly rained, and Fu You wanted to leave, so he left a note: "Stay in rainy days, stay later." In the vernacular, it means: stay in rainy days. God keeps you, but I won't keep you. My friend left a note, then went back to his room and thought, "See if you have the courage to leave."

But when the rich friend came back later, he saw the scholar there. He asked, "Ah, why are you still here? Aren't you going? "

The scholar said, "You told me to stay!"

Rich friends are very strange and ask what's going on.

The scholar pointed to the note and said, "You are so polite. Do I have the courage to leave? "

It turned out that the note was punctuated by the scholar and became like this: "Do you want to keep it for a rainy day?" Stay. "It means that if it rains, it means staying for a day. Do you want to stay? Stay. The rich friend almost passed out. This story illustrates the importance of studying sentence reading. The scholar skillfully took the punctuation out of context, and then achieved his goal.

Teachers take the lead in reading and students follow it, so the task of reading teaching is initially completed. Then the students read it by themselves, over and over again, and then put the book in front of the teacher at the specified time and turn around and recite it.