In the days of online classes, I spend most of my time in front of the computer and wander around it every day. Learn one topic at a time, for fear of missing some essence, and write comments as objectively and truly as possible. I completed a specified number of homework and comments with good quality and quantity as required, and participated in online seminars. Let me share my experience with you:

First of all, I enjoy the happiness brought by online class. In the trivial work day after day, I still have the opportunity to sit down and listen to others' teachings, reflect on my teaching behavior, sincerely exchange learning experiences and share teaching resources, and then re-examine my teaching behavior. This is the joy of work.

Secondly, more communication can make continuous progress. Bernard Shaw said, "If you have one,

I also have an idea that friends exchange ideas with each other, so each of us will have two kinds of ideas. "But I think it is very likely that we not only have two kinds of ideas because of communication, but also have many kinds of ideas in the process of communication. In training, record your own experience and training log for others to see, others also have their own gains; I give advice to others, reply or participate in class seminars and online seminars. Every communication is learning and progress. Communication allows us to gain more ideas and make more like-minded friends.