I have met many teachers since I entered kindergarten. Teachers from all walks of life have their own magic weapon. They really have their own tricks and tricks, which have benefited us a lot. Among them, the most distinctive is probably their mantra.

The class teacher's "habit is not well developed!" -a whip that inspires people to make progress.

Miss Huang is the head teacher of our class. We all like to call her Miss Huang. What she often says is "I'm just not used to it!" On one occasion, many students in our class were found by Mr. Huang because they played computer as soon as they finished their homework after school, just because the teacher said, "I'm just not used to it!" " "Up to now, most students in the class have corrected this shortcoming, leaving a few students with this bad habit.

The math teacher's "How to calculate?" -bow and arrow to test reality.

Fang, the math teacher in our class, is very amiable. Whenever someone can't solve a simple problem or miscalculate a problem, she gets very angry. She suddenly said, "How did you calculate it?" I remember once, a classmate who usually did well in the exam in our class played badly in an exam and the result was not very satisfactory. Her gentle face, like the weather, suddenly changed into a gloomy face. Pointing to one wrong question after another, he said loudly, "How do you calculate?" The voice seemed to accuse the classmate, but it was so gentle. In the process of launching bows and arrows again and again, the students solved one problem after another and made greater progress.

This is a classic mantra of teachers. Although there are some differences, it always inspires us to study hard and keep moving forward.