My math teacher Xiao is about 40 years old this year. She is of medium height and thin, with bright eyes. There is a bunch of hair like masson pine on the head, and the small and exquisite mouth is always eloquent in class, which has taught us a lot of knowledge that will benefit us for life. Because of writing with chalk for a long time, my hands have worn thick cocoons. He Laoshi is simple and generous in clothes and amiable, and treats his classmates like his own children. He is a good teacher worthy of the love of his classmates.

In teaching, He Laoshi can allocate time reasonably, so that we can have fun in learning, find the fun of learning, and make us love learning more and more. If a classmate doesn't obey and doesn't finish his homework on time, she will patiently reason with him and ask him to make up his homework. Teachers can give us more examples where we encounter difficulties, so that we can really understand.

He Laoshi can always give us patient guidance and detailed explanations on the problems encountered in our study, so that we can master the basic knowledge more firmly. I remember once, I couldn't do a question, so I asked the teacher. He Laoshi looked at me with encouraging eyes and explained the topic to me seriously. But I still don't quite understand the meaning of the topic, but He Laoshi didn't show any impatience and kept telling me the topic until I understood it.

At school, He Laoshi is gentle and strict with his classmates. Once, the teacher came into the classroom to prepare for class. A classmate suddenly ran in from outside the classroom. The teacher said to him sternly, "Go out and say' report' before coming in!" The student had to quit the classroom obediently, and the teacher said a "report" seriously before allowing him to enter the classroom. The teacher said earnestly, be honest and be polite to others, so that others will respect you.

In the study, as long as we make a little progress, He Laoshi will affirm and praise us; If there is something wrong, He Laoshi will point it out in time and explain how to do it better in the future. Doesn't such a great, selfless and amiable teacher deserve our respect?