Reflections on reading The Source of Happiness - "Teachers' Happy Life and Professional Growth"
Dongguan School: Hu Yingying
It's holiday, so calm down and read it I read Teacher Xiao Chuan's "Teachers' Happy Life and Professional Growth". The poem "I am grateful" reminded me of a similar article "One Hundred Reasons for Happiness" that I read some time ago.
Eat a full meal when I was particularly hungry
Buy a piece of clothing I like
Sleep until I wake up naturally
On my birthday, I received an unexpected gift that I liked a long time ago
In the spring, I was able to sit under the tree and chat and drink tea
The moment I finally arrived home after taking the train for a long time... …
Happiness is just a state of mind. Happiness or not, it all depends on me, it all depends on my heart. With a peaceful heart and a calm mind, happiness is at your fingertips.
Teachers’ happiness comes from students. The students' bright smiles when they see their teachers, their childish words of "Goodbye, teacher!", and their little progress are all the sources of happiness for me. What I feel is happiness in the comments I wrote to the students: Yingpei: Teachers will never forget this classmate No. 1. He is a down-to-earth and serious student. Although he is not good at words, he has a spirit of unwillingness to lag behind others. As a teacher, I hope you will When you study harder, you work hard silently and make great progress, which makes all the teachers praise you highly; you care about us, this group, and when the group needs something, you always raise your little hand. Gao Gao, I hope to do something for everyone. The teacher sincerely hopes that such an outstanding student can be known to more students, and that he can use his student ID as his goal to become a great kid who is number one in thinking, ability, and learning!
Jiahao: When I first met you, I found that you have many special characteristics: you are restless and cannot listen carefully in class; you are noisy, and your classmates often complain about you, and you also complain about your classmates; you are impatient and do homework. Often done in a sloppy way. But after getting along with you for a long time, the teacher found that there are so many lovely things about you: you are smart and respond quickly to problems; you love labor very much. Every day at lunch, you rush to help the classmates get food, sometimes you have to run two or three times. , after dinner, you rush to wash the rice spoons and deliver the rice buckets; you especially love to help teachers and classmates do things. If someone drops something, you are always the first to run up and help pick it up. If you can get rid of your little problems, you will be a very outstanding student. The teacher likes you and is more willing to help you. Let's work together, okay?
Don’t our happiness as teachers come from our work? Educational work is composed of details, and the joy of education is contained in each detail. Excellent teachers can constantly discover novelty, freshness, and new ideas in seemingly ordinary, mundane, and mundane work day after day. They can experience the satisfaction and sense of accomplishment when their educational wisdom is verified in students, and see themselves My hard work melts, sprouts, and grows on the students. The more I work, the happier I am. If a teacher can enter this state, his life will be happy. In fact, we encounter this kind of happiness every day. The important thing is to experience, feel and share it with our hearts, so that the teaching work becomes rich and colorful, instead of becoming a monotonous, repetitive and mechanical operation. If I can pay attention to every detail of education and capture these changes in time, I can feel the joy and happiness of education.
Teachers’ happiness also comes from gratitude. "When my clothes get tighter, that means I'm eating well! Being woken up by the alarm clock early in the morning means I'm still alive; at the end of the day, I feel tired and my muscles are sore, because that means I have the ability to work hard. "In the face of small setbacks and worries in life, we must be good at changing our mentality, thinking from others' perspective, and giving ourselves positive psychological hints: "I can, I can do it." When encountering difficulties, we must tell ourselves that there is no overcoming it. There is no mountain that cannot be crossed, and there is no river that cannot be crossed. There is a famous saying in Xiao Shenyang: "As soon as you close your eyes, as soon as you open them, a day has passed; as soon as you close your eyes, as soon as you open them, a lifetime has passed." Why should we let worries constrain our happy mood? Let us abandon our worries, feel relaxed, be grateful, and walk forward full of happiness.
We would like to thank the parents for trusting us by entrusting their children to us. What a joy it is to be trusted by so many people. We want to thank the students. It is the students who have given us a place to display our talents, so that our knowledge and wisdom can be passed on and added value. While achieving the students, we also achieve ourselves and make life meaningful. We would like to thank our colleagues who extended a loving hand when we were in difficulty, gave us warmth when we were lonely, encouraged us when we were frustrated, and pointed us in the right direction when we were confused. I want to thank the hardships for giving me strength, and the setbacks for giving me courage.
Happiness is so simple, as long as we remember: "Happiness is a virtue; smile is a power; excellence is a state of mind; innocence is a gentle pillow; happiness is the fragrance of the soul..."