My Afterthought "Call Me Number One"

The boy's name was Brad Cohen

He developed Tourette's disease when he was six years old

Unable to control myself to make strange noises and neck twitches

For this reason, he was criticized by teachers at school

Bullied by classmates

The teacher thought he was acting on purpose

The principal approached his mother to persuade him to withdraw from school

All of this stung Cohen's heart deeply

Until he met this special headmaster

Invite him to see a school concert

And let him go to the stage to talk about his illness and hope

The students applauded obediently

There was no sarcasm on his face either

For the first time, he felt understood and respected

After that, little Cohen had a dream

He wanted to care for more people

Because he personally understands the importance of a person's words, a look or an action, to the child

In fact, every child is cared for

Look for the shining points in them

Isn't that exactly what education should look like

So he began to fight for his dream

Interview after interview And rejection after rejection

Never give up

Eventually at his insistence

He stood on the three-foot podium

The students in the class are from all classes

Some are less popular

He still uses his patience to communicate with his students

He doesn't give up on every student

Just like he would never give up on his dreams

Of course, being named Teacher of the Year is also expected

In life, you should never give up