The spicy teacher of the cabbage class Introduction to the work
Everyone knows that Class 7, Grade 1, Sunshine Middle School is a hot potato—the class is at the bottom of the class, has poor discipline, and has been unable to do anything despite three head teachers. It is privately called a cabbage class by teachers and students as "no one cares about, no one wants."
Xie Shunan, who was born in a non-key normal school, was a trouble-making girl who once caused her mother a headache. She took over this mess with enthusiasm. There is no rigid preaching or high-pressure discipline, and she breaks into the campus with her own spicy style: Wang Lei, a left-behind child who skips classes, she chases the left-behind child Wang Lei to the Internet cafe to play and talk with her to resolve her problems; Lin Xiaoyu, an introverted and inferior academic tyrant, she uses her trust to help him get out of his psychological haze; Zhang Haoran, the rich second-generation monitor who is a mess, she awakens his sense of responsibility with her sincerity.
She has to deal with the undercurrents in the office, withstand doubts about traditional teaching concepts, resolve the crisis of trust between home and school, and break through her own career bottleneck. She even chooses to persevere when faced with opportunities for further study because she can't let go of students.
For three years, she used her original intention of "education is to awaken rather than change" to accompany the children in the Cabbage Class as they stumbled and grew up; this group of teenagers who had been abandoned also used transformation and trust to become her unique self.
From being at the bottom of the grade to being at the forefront of the enrollment rate, from being scattered to being united, behind the counterattack of the Cabbage Class is the most touching two-way rush between teachers and students. Here are the real dilemmas of contemporary teachers and students, the confusion and perseverance on the road to education, and the warmth and strength of each other's achievements - it turns out that the best education has always been a two-way journey of redemption and growth.
