I'm Just a Supporting Teacher

Are there any book friends who feel the same way? Or am I just too sensitive?

I feel like I don't have a good impression of He Qingqing, and I think she doesn't look like a teacher. However, both she and Yang Xin have contributed to teaching children and have taught several courses, so they are still promising.

This village has produced super geniuses, and then there are also geniuses with high IQs. Is it so easy? It seems that Yang Xin himself is a little less qualified.

I personally don't write book reviews very much. I can't say anything about this book. They go to teach with the protagonist's behavior and they don't understand what it means to the children at all. Their superficial teaching method may not be beneficial to the children. They used to make videos and gild the book, but they don't understand. I don't want to write anymore. We also supported teaching. We went as a team. In the end, four people from our team stayed there. They stayed there for three years. I really disliked the behavior of the protagonist. If you really want to support teaching, calm down first, think about it carefully, and then stay for a few years and send away several students, instead of treating the children as your gold-plated tools.

There is a reason for the low rating. Alas, He Qingqing's writing was a failure.

I always feel that the protagonist's handling of things is too weak. Looking at the first few chapters, talking to Tian Jiajia's father is a bit of a moral kidnapping. It is also a bit too selfish to send his sister Tian Wenwen to the youth class for Tian Jiajia to study medicine with him. And a series of events later exposed too many of the protagonist's human shortcomings, selfishness, criticism from the moral high ground, etc., From the side.

The support teacher doesn't know how to cook potatoes. When visiting the home, he gave me a spreadsheet instead of a notebook. Bad review!

I feel that He Qingqing is a bit poisonous. What a double standard

It was pretty good at first, but then after reading a few more chapters, I felt... I don't know the rest of the plot, so I'll just talk about the first few chapters. The protagonist and He Qingqing gave me the impression of being irresponsible. Capricious. Even selfish. Self-interest. I think the author didn't handle it well when creating the characters. As a rural person. Parents definitely want better teaching resources. And you are just a favor. Yes. Favors are hard to return. But in the eyes of parents, nothing is more important than their children's future. Professional schools. Professional teacher. Every parent would choose this way. The protagonist should not be bound by favors. To put it bluntly, it's for yourself. In order to complete the task. I don't know later. At least for now, it's self-interest. Although the results are definitely good,. But the approach is disgusting. The same goes for He Qingqing. It seems that everyone else has to listen to her and follow her in everything, but because of a contradiction, she has to teach a grade by herself. Don't let others interfere. I think this is irresponsible to the children. It's a bit like gambling with your child's future. Just for my own pleasure. Anyway, I have a very bad impression of their characters.

The reason for the low rating of this book is very simple. When you give something, you immediately want something in return, but you never get it.