Maybe we subconsciously think that the poor are short-sighted, greedy for cheap, ignorant, lazy and debauched, they have suffered all kinds of injustice in society, and their children are classified as F in school. Therefore, these children fight in school, smoke and gamble, and make fun of teachers. They are "bad students" in our eyes.
We think a good teacher can help us improve grades, pass exams, and earn honors. But just to improve the score, pass the exam, and earn the so-called honor? He is good at gambling, and his mental arithmetic is faster than a calculator. Then encourage him to study accounting and make bigger gambles in stocks. You should teach him according to his aptitude; the physical formulas are obscure and difficult to understand, then move the classroom to the stadium, come An experiential teaching; students are designed to cheat, and you who know them best should trust them and not give up on them. In this way, you can become a good teacher.
What is the meaning of education? It is to impart knowledge, to improve personal cultivation, to learn to recognize oneself, or it is a project of survival of the fittest. What impresses me most about the film is that Naina asked students to write their fears on paper, fold them into planes and throw them far away, and told them, "If you only focus on self-pity, the end result will only be in the quagmire. The deeper and deeper we are, the only way to change the status quo is to face up to our own fears." Poverty is not scary, and it is not scary to suffer from Tourette's. What is scary is that we cannot face them directly, always avoid them, and do not make any changes.
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