Miss Zhou pushed open the door and came into the classroom to give us a lecture. Try to write one, too

A teacher who walks into students' hearts

From primary school to junior high school, everything is fresh, fresh teachers, fresh classmates and fresh subjects. Although Chinese is not a new subject, teachers who teach us Chinese are rare.

Chinese is our first class after we came to junior high school. As soon as the bell rang, the whole class opened their eyes and sat quietly in the classroom, full of curiosity and desire.

What kind of person will a Chinese teacher be?

After a while, a tall, thin, fine-featured middle-aged man came in with a Chinese textbook. Presumably this is our Chinese teacher!

The teacher stood on the podium without saying a word but just laughing, which made me feel a little more intimate. After a while, he turned around and wrote three big characters on the blackboard: Zhou. As soon as I put pen to paper, the whole class gave a cry of surprise. I am really a Chinese teacher, and my kung fu is really good.

"Hello everyone! I'm Zhou. I will study Chinese with you in the future. " Both male and female students looked at him with wide eyes, because this is a teacher who communicated with us when students introduced themselves. I remember that class, we didn't turn over the Chinese textbook, but listened to the teacher's lecture on junior high school life.

Every time after class, the teacher always shows us some of his previous school life in class. It seems to be always right in our hearts. Once, he told us that he went out drinking with his classmates the night before the senior high school entrance examination and fell asleep during the English exam the next day. He didn't wake him up until the plane dropped leaflets in the sky. It's only five minutes away from Yi Labao. After listening to the teacher, the whole class burst into laughter, but lost in thought. The teacher's story seems endless, and we don't seem to get enough of it.

There is almost no homework in Chinese. Teachers always say that students have more homework in other subjects, and they should relax more when they have less homework during holidays. There is even a famous saying that "a lot of homework and papers are flying all over the sky" comes from teachers. How can such a teacher not love?

It is the Chinese teacher who asks the most questions, not questions, but discussions. When students make mistakes, teachers don't say, "No! Wrong! " Instead, you can say, "Well, you have a point, but I think it's better this way." In any case, the teacher will not criticize people, because the teacher has no temper.

With such a teacher, am I not a happy child?