Deep in your mind, is there such a teacher that you will never forget his teaching characteristics? Let's recall the classic words that teachers said in those years and see if there is your teacher among them?
1. OK, I'll delay you one more minute!
This sentence is familiar. We are most afraid to hear it after class or after school, because it means more than one minute, usually more than ten minutes. The teacher said this, perhaps out of habit, perhaps because he was afraid that the students would not listen. One minute is not long for intuitive feeling. You can listen carefully.
2. The whole grade speaks loudest in your class!
In junior high school, every time I have a Chinese class, as soon as Mr. Wang enters the door, it must be this sentence: the whole grade speaks the loudest in your class! It's impossible not to be afraid of him. Our classmates say she is a mother Yasha. I thought our class was really the loudest. Later, a classmate said that she said so in other classes. Only then did she react that she was the same teacher!
3. You can not study, but don't affect other students!
A classmate in our class likes to make trouble in class. He either pulls the pigtail on the front table or plays with the stationery on the back table. He doesn't stop for a while. Once I couldn't hear him make trouble in class. I began to wonder. After a while, I heard the sound of snoring. It turned out that he was asleep. The teacher came to his desk and knocked on the table twice (yes, not three times). He angrily told him: you can not study, but don't affect other students! The whole class laughed loudly. Have you ever met such a classmate?
4. You are the worst student I have ever taught!
There was a thorough test in junior middle school. The average score of our class was very low. Maybe the test paper was too difficult. I didn't pass the test because I played well at ordinary times. When the head teacher came to the podium, he began to get angry: you are the worst student I have ever taught! The whole class was silent immediately, because they all felt ashamed of the teacher's teachings and didn't dare to say anything. Fortunately, in the subsequent examinations, we caught up and deserved the teacher's tireless teaching. How much impact does strike education have on children?
Most of our generation experienced strike education. If they didn't do well in the exam, the teacher began to lecture and beat them when they came home. Naughty students, there is a class at the door of the classroom. Corporal punishment was still popular at that time. We grew up ignorant, went to college, found a job, got married and had children.
Every era is different. If children today implement strike education, parents will resist first. Therefore, today's education is more humanized and more encouraging. Encourage children to study and stimulate students' academic performance in more ways. Today's teachers are more difficult and under greater pressure.
Whether it is percussive education or encouraging education, we hope our children will become talents faster and learn more cultural knowledge. Teacher's Day is coming. I wish all former and current teachers a happy Teacher's Day!