Reflections on "goats don't eat paradise grass" in primary schools

I was lucky enough to read Cao Wenxuan's children's literature "Goats Don't Eat Paradise Grass", and I couldn't help being deeply attracted. The story is vivid, and I am outraged to see them bullied and insulted by others. When Akiko severely retaliated against their bully, I was ecstatic; When Qiu Zi's life is miserable and difficult, I feel sympathy; I remember the whole story vividly. When I closed the book, I still remembered several protagonists vividly: three monks, Qiu Zi, the blame, the duck and that "her".

Qiu Zi, the hero, is a child with great personality. His father lost more than 1000 yuan in raising sheep, and heavy debts weighed down at home like a mountain. After the three monks came out with the master, they quickly mastered the carpenter's craft with their own spirituality, even surpassing the master. Finally, he became an apprentice and supported the portal independently with the praise of the master. He dares to love and hate, and is compassionate: when he meets Wei Zi with a disabled leg, he takes the initiative to help him and helps him to the end for free; When you meet a customer who doesn't treat yourself as a person, you will have ulterior motives and put fat meat into the mezzanine of someone else's cabinet, "making him stink, I don't know where it came from"; The helpless duck is his good friend, and the little carpenter who has been beaten for several days without work has also been helped by him. Qiu Zi is still a very independent child. Being in the same shack, the blame could not resist the temptation of gambling and finally fell into it. It was Akiko who saved him from the fire pit and went back to the right path. He looked at the cold eyes and kindness of the master, kept it in mind, dared to make faces with the master, and finally let the master yield. When he got foreign coins, he went to a knowledgeable professor to help him identify them and let himself know the authenticity as soon as possible. As the three monks said, "A good horse has a little temper." Of course, there are many shortcomings of immature children in his life: fighting, spending more than 200 yuan on lottery tickets, cutting the rope on someone else's apple car and so on. These shortcomings are showing a vivid and full life.

Seeing Akiko, I can't help thinking of the children I taught. Although they don't live in the money age like Qiu Zi, there are some naughty, helpful and enterprising students like Qiu Zi. What I still remember is an example of how a naughty boy grew into a good boy-Xiao Jian.

Many teachers and classmates are familiar with him, not only because he is naughty, but also because he is bald, so he always stands out. He doesn't listen carefully in class and doesn't obey classroom discipline. His homework is always procrastinating, his handwriting is not good, and he always fails the exam. What's more, he always bullies other students, and I'm often hurt by him. For this reason, I have visited his parents again and again.

In fact, he is not a poor student, nor is he useless. He is also very polite to his teachers and loves his work very much. What's more commendable is that he is generous. When someone borrows something, he is always generous, although sometimes he borrows it without returning it. He is also a student who hides good qualities. Actually, I still like him very much. The problem is how to make him develop better.

In a writing class, Xiao Jian made Xiaoli, a female classmate at the same table, cry again. After class, Xiao Jian came to my office and realized that he was wrong. I didn't criticize him or scold him. I said, "Xiao Jian, you are smart, too. In class, you will raise your hand to answer questions and look at your paper. It's not that you don't read the questions carefully, but that you don't do them seriously. As long as you take your study seriously, take classes actively and observe discipline, you will become a good student that everyone likes. " From then on, I will always have Xiao Jian in my heart, always paying attention to him and loving him everywhere. He also treats me as a bosom friend and talks about everything. Gradually, I found that Xiao Jian got better, observed discipline, studied consciously, didn't bully his classmates, and his grades gradually improved. Teachers and classmates are beginning to like him.

During the holiday at the end of the year, I awarded him a certificate of "three good students". He danced with joy and made a special phone call to express his thanks when he got home. A few days later, his mother also called to say that he has been doing well these days, not only doing his homework, but also helping adults. From this, I think that every student has his own self-improvement. If he can find his own advantages and is willing to make progress, he can become a good student.

When he was in the third grade, his mother sent him to Hutang Experimental Central Primary School. Two months later, she got a call from him and was shocked. He told me that he was used to being at school every day, and he knew that he had to finish his homework before he could go home to play on Saturday. Besides, he sounds as if he has really grown up and even speaks fluently. It seems that studying away from home really honed him and made him more sensible. I also learned on the phone that he can keep up with other students. Teachers and students like him very much and take care of him.

Xiao Jian has grown up in her study, which makes me firmly believe that although there are still students in my class who don't worry me, we should believe that every student has development potential and everyone will grow up. The key is whether our teacher pays attention to them and loves every student.

Times are changing. The only constant is that children need the love of teachers. Let's hold up an umbrella for each child. I believe every child can have a happy childhood and enjoy love, education, life and a bright tomorrow!