Short stories about Tao Xingzhi, Tao Xingzhi s story 3 short stories about Tao Xingzhi

Fan Deng's interpretation - the meaning behind the story of Mr. Tao Xingzhi's three candies: to establish a correct outlook on life and values for children.

1. Mr. Tao Xingzhi's four pieces of candy.

When Mr. Tao Xingzhi was the principal, one day he saw a boy hitting a classmate with a brick, so he stopped him and told him to go to the principal's office. When Principal Tao returned to his office, the boy was already waiting. Tao Xingzhi took out a piece of candy and gave it to this classmate:

This is a reward for you because you arrived at the office before me. ”

He took out another piece of candy and said, "This is also for you, I won't let you hit your classmates, you stopped immediately, it shows that you respect me." The boy took the second candy suspiciously, and Mr. Tao continued

As far as I know, you hit your classmate because he bullied girls, which shows that you have a great sense of justice, and I will reward you with another candy. ”

At this time, the boy was moved to tears and said, "Principal, I was wrong, and no matter how wrong my classmates are, I can't do it this way." Mr. Tao then took out another piece of candy: "You have admitted your mistake, I will reward you with another piece." My candy was over, and so was our conversation. ”

2. Education is like feeding chickens.

Once, Mr. Tao Xingzhi gave a lecture at Wuhan University. He walked over to the podium and hurriedly took out a big rooster from the box. The audience was stunned, not knowing what Mr. Tao was going to do.

Mr. Tao calmly took out another handful of rice and put it on the table, then pressed the rooster's head and forced it to eat rice. But the big rooster only crows and doesn't eat.

How can you get a rooster to eat rice? He broke open the rooster's mouth and shoved the rice into the chicken's mouth. The big struggled desperately, but still refused to eat. Mr. Tao gently let go of his hand, put the chicken on the table, took a few steps back, and the big rooster began to eat the rice by itself.

At this time, Mr. Tao began to speak: "I think that education is like feeding chickens. The gentleman forced the student to study and forced the knowledge into him, and he was reluctant to learn.

Even if he learns, he will still return his knowledge to his husband after a while. But if you let him learn freely and give full play to his subjective initiative, the effect will be much better! The audience applauded loudly for a while, applauding the opening remarks of Mr. Tao's speech.

3. The story of dismantling the table.

Once, a friend's wife came to see Tao Xingzhi and said that her child had broken a newly bought gold watch, and she was so angry that she beat the child severely. Tao Xingzhi listened, shook his head again and again and said, "Oops, you knocked out an 'Edison'."

Then, he went to his friend's house in person, and Dan Oak invited the child out and took him to the watch repair shop to see the master repair the watch. They stood beside the master and watched as he took the watch apart and dipped the parts in the potion one by one. I watched him put them up one by one and reoil the machine.

It took more than an hour and cost one yuan and six dimes for repairs. Tao Xingzhi said with deep feelings: "The clock shop is a school, the watch repairer is a teacher, and one yuan and six dimes is the tuition fee."

Watching in the watch shop for more than an hour is a class, disassembling it yourself, and installing and disassembling it is practice. Instead of letting their children be beaten, parents should pay a little tuition and spend a little effort to cultivate their children's inquisitive and active interests. So that 'Edison' would not be driven away and run away. ”

This is an incident that happened when Tao Xingzhi was the principal of Yucai School.

Once, a boy named Wang You smashed another boy with dirt. When Principal Tao found out, he immediately stopped him and asked him to go to the principal's office after school.

After school, Wang You came to the principal's office, and after a while, Principal Tao also came. As soon as they met, he took out a piece of candy and gave it to Wang You, saying, "This is a prize for you, because you came here on time, and I was late." Wang You took the candy suspiciously.

Immediately, Principal Tao took out another piece of candy and put it in his hand, saying, "This is also a prize for you." Because you respect me very much, when I didn't let you smash your classmates, you immediately stopped. Wang You was even more surprised, his eyes widened.

Then, Principal Tao took out the third piece of candy, stuffed it into Wang Youhu, and said, "I have investigated, and that boy bullied the girl." If you smash him, it shows that you are very upright and kind, and I should reward you.

Wang You was very moved, he shed tears and said regretfully: "Tao ......."Principal Tao, hit me twice! I didn't smash the bad guys, but my classmates ......”

Principal Tao smiled with satisfaction. He then took out the fourth piece of candy, stuffed it into Wang You's hand, and said, "If you can recognize your mistake correctly, I will reward you with another piece." After speaking, Principal Tao patted Wang You on the shoulder and sent him out of the principal's office.

Why does Tao Xingzhi love the admiration of others? Because he always put the education of the country first. Read Tao Xingzhi'I was deeply touched by these stories, and the most impressive of them was Tao Xing's ability to calculate seconds and standing outside the classroom to listen to the lecture.

Tao Xingzhi came up with a calculation problem, which made me realize that I used to not talk about the leftovers in the bowl, and I would drop the rice on the table, which was really undeserved, although my mother often told me that it was shameful to waste, but it was useless. How much food do I have to waste in a year like Tao Xingzhi? Isn't it more wasted than they are, no matter what, I am determined that from today onwards, I will cherish every grain of rice and not let a grain of rice be on the table.

Nor will there be leftovers in the bowl. Mr. Tao was late for class once, and he was afraid that it would affect the teacher and students, so he stood outside the classroom and listened to the class. This kind of spirit of thinking about others is worth learning from.

He learned two important sayings, one of which is: "Life in the world, each has its own endowment." Come for a big thing, do a big thing.

The other is "Come with a heart, not half a root." "He devoted his whole life to education, and did one thing, but he didn't take half a straw with him. Only one life will be left to be wise and illuminate the land of China.