There are too many people in life who say "it's all for your own good". And they never weigh the pros and cons of such an approach. Even if the principal is really for the children to become stronger and adapt to the world they are about to face, he has ever considered whether such a young child really has such a strong will to endure his torture. Not to mention that he oppresses children just to keep his position.
When Elmer said his dream was to be an astronaut, the principal got angry at Elmer's "arrogance" and hit Elmer.
When the child's life is still a blank slate, the dream is destroyed like this? Is this what is called "for your own good"?
In contrast, I think, the brothers' mother is very qualified as their first mentor in life. Under her guidance, little Elmer has his own dreams and chases his dreams, and the brothers are in harmony.
When we were young, the teacher asked us to write down our dreams. Everyone wrote about astronauts, doctors, teachers... I still remember that class I was very distressed and afraid of being asked questions because I had no dreams...
It wasn't until my senior year of high school that I had my own small goals. I very much hope to be an excellent teacher after I majored in normal school, because I have seen too many teachers who cannot be a role model, but I can't do anything. However, my teacher sneered at my little ideal. In this way, I betrayed myself and kept telling myself "I don't want to be a teacher"
And now I regret how much I was so unpromising back then, and I would be laughed at by someone who I looked down on, and even gave up my dream because of his indifferent ridicule.
How precious it is for a child to have dreams and hold on to them, and how terrible it is for a person who destroys even a child's dreams.
When Eric was dying because of what the principal did and the school doctor was helpless, what he wanted was not to try his best to save the child's life, but he didn't feel any guilt. On the contrary, what he wanted to do was to find another person to bear the responsibility. Children die with them to escape their crimes.
A truly good educator for children cannot ignore the care of children's hearts. Although it is hard to eat and suffer, one is a superior person, and when children are as pure as boiled water, their skin and mind are destroyed, how strong will they need to be able to thrive. Without the protection of Teacher Lilian, and without Teacher Lilian to rely on, I am afraid that little Elmer will not be able to persist.
I really understand the importance of teachers to children's growth. They not only affect the children's learning path, but also affect the children's cognition of the world. There are probably a thousand times worse educational means than I know. I really hope that education can be taken seriously.
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