The book "Call of the Wild" can bring us some new educational significance.
The protagonist of the novel, Buck, is a pampered aristocratic dog who was unfortunately sold to distant Alaska to become a sled dog, but he was not defeated by the hard life in front of him, but fought hard to become the overlord of the dogs.
However, after another misfortune, it was sold to gold diggers, and after many hardships, it finally went to the forest and became the king of the wolves.
From the perspective of teaching, most of our education today has always been to pressure children to study excessively, resulting in children losing their original wildness of play, becoming well-behaved and promising template students, and most of them are dull and not in good spirits. Dragging a tired body every day like a walking corpse, completely lacking the personality and spirituality that students should have.
In fact, every student has his own wildness and spirituality, and in order to educate children well, it should not suppress their wildness and spirituality, but should fully explore the wildness and spirituality of students, and allow students to combine their wildness and spirituality with teaching.
In this way, the wildness in the heart is released, so that students will not feel very painful when learning, and the efficiency of learning can be greatly improved.