At noon, I watched a movie with the students, "Call Me Number One", in which the protagonist suffers from Tourette's disease, a severe spasmodic disease that makes strange noises and twists his neck uncontrollably.
BoBo has experienced ridicule from his classmates since he was six years old, and his father's impatience has hurt his self-esteem even more, but his mother has never given up on him, often encouraging him, and teaching him to teach friends with Tourette's disease to "learn to accept him since you can't get rid of him."
The wise principal skillfully let everyone know about Bo Bo's physical condition in front of everyone at a conference, which also gave him a firm dream of becoming a caring teacher. After graduating from college, he experienced many failures, but he did not abandon his dreams, did not give up his faith, worked silently, and finally became a second-grade teacher in "Jingshan Primary School", facing different children, he showed his greatest enthusiasm to love every student. The words that touched me the most in the film were "Children see the world differently than adults, they say I will..., not I can't..., So do I". I have always felt very emotional, and I cried when I saw that boBo was recognized by students and parents and even the education community in the end.
As long as you are attentive, everything is not a problem, may the world be gentle with others, and may you regain your dreams, love to read, and read quietly. Do not be disturbed by the outside world, infect students with their original intentions, affect students, and hope that everyone will treat others with kindness and be calm.
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