Next, I was tortured by my math teacher every day. "You can't do it so easily. Come here." I patted and patted, and my neck felt burning. It hurts too much. In front of so many people, I went out and said, "What, don't want to study, don't bring any books?" Silently go to the seat to get the math book, the teacher slammed the classroom door, and I stood outside the classroom, listening to the voice of the whole school teacher, so helpless!
I am always the active speaker in ideological and moral classes, Chinese classes and science classes. Chinese is often in the top three, and I recite the text quickly. The teacher often praises me, "This classmate has a quick mind. Let's learn from him."
However, when I was in math class, it was my nightmare. After 45 minutes of class, I stood outside for 30 minutes, and the teacher twisted my ear and beat me. I cried many times, but it didn't help, so I cried. I have a shadow on math class, so I'm scared, but I can't hide!
The math teacher came to my mother and said I was too stupid. What happened? My mother said that children are slow to understand and need time. I hope the teacher can take more care of them, but taking more care means getting on the podium and getting beaten more!
In the sixth grade, the quiz is about to begin. The math teacher told my mother that I would not be allowed to take the quiz for fear of delaying time. She also called me to the office and told me in front of so many teachers that you should not take the quiz. You can go to junior high school without taking the exam anyway. I didn't say anything. Finally, my mother said that no matter how the children learn, they should participate. So I took the test.
Until junior high school, every time I had math class, I was scared. Even though the math teacher is very good, I am still afraid, so much so that I am afraid that the teacher will ask questions all the class. I tried to overcome it and listen, but listening was a mess. I didn't pass the math test until the third grade. I know my math life is over.
Until I went to high school, I still hated the math teacher in primary school. But I know it's no use. I still have to rely on myself.
It was not until I went to college and studied as a graduate student by my own efforts that I really lamented how important it was to meet a good teacher when I was a child. Now, I don't blame any teachers. I just want to say that there are no students who can't teach well and there are no stupid students. The key is how teachers teach students in accordance with their aptitude, not across the board and be more patient. Maybe everything will not be completely different!