Teachers and students write essays together on how to be the best teacher after reading

Love is the eternal theme of education. Love is expressed as love for the cause of education, love for the object of education. True "love" in education means being responsible for the growth of students and their future lives, so teachers cannot only like children who are excellent in learning based on their personal likes and dislikes, and ignore the junior students, they need to care more.

Only those "unlovely virtuous children" and "undergraduates" need your love the most, they are like lost "lambs", they need warmth and sunshine. For such a unique group of "junior students", teachers must give them a space and give them more care, so that these hungry flowers can soak up the sun and grow healthily.

And the true love of education is not to accommodate students, not to give up "strict requirements and serious discipline", but to provide help and services for the growth and development of students, and what we want to give students is the habits and characters that they still retain in their bodies after many years of leaving the campus. This kind of "cultivation education" with the cultivation of good civilized habits is also "compulsory", and without strict requirements, it is not true love.

Writing ideas: First write the main content of "Old Street Lamp" and the main storyline of "Old Street Lamp", and then describe your feelings after reading it in detail.

In this fairy tale, Hans Christian Andersen wrote about a street lamp that lit people for many years, so people affectionately called it "the old street lamp".

Year after year, the old street lamp was about to retire in old age, and it thought sadly: "Tomorrow I will be examined by 36 gentlemen, and if I pass it, I can continue to be on duty; If it is not up to standard, it will be sent to the factory for repair, or it will be melted down into something else. ”

However, it was bought home by a night watchman. The family cherished it very much, scrubbed it every day, fed it. The old street lamp is very grateful, and uses his last remaining strength to bring light to this family. It spent the rest of its life in peace.

This story was originally collected in the first volume of the second volume of The New Fairy Tales. In 1847, the old street lamps in Copenhagen were replaced by new gas-fired street lamps, so Andersen wrote this story.

This fairy tale tells the story of a street lamp's life and praises the character of obscurity and dedication. It also reveals the social reality that such people and morals were not valued at that time.

When you listen to this story, you will think of those who give selflessly, such as scientists, mothers, teachers, etc. They are like "old street lamps," obscure, dedicating all their life's wisdom and hard work to the motherland, children, and students. They are all the loveliest people.