Nyi Nyi (Knowledgeable Myanmar) - Elementary and Middle School Essays

Our class teacher

Our school is different from other schools, and it has two names. It is called St. Paul's School and also called A.H. Ka 6 Botahtaung. I am a student studying in the seventh grade. Our Burmese teacher is the class teacher of our class. His name is Nay Chan. He is a Burmese teacher. If you look at the teacher, you can see that he is a Burmese teacher who wears a traditional Burmese shirt in all three seasons, summer, rain, and winter.

The teacher is a kind person. The teacher is a teacher who speaks, teaches, reads, and writes with a smiling face, whether he is speaking, listening, reading, or writing.

The teacher is very suitable for his name. The teacher's name is Aung Chan. As the name suggests, the teacher is a person who is as clear and calm as water. Not only is he as clear and calm as water, but he is also a person who can be at peace. When the teacher teaches us, he often teaches us with great enthusiasm and energy. He reads and recites poems with great intonation and clarity. I don't know if he is too proud when he teaches, but I can see the large veins in his throat.

When a teacher sees a student who is talking without interest or staring while teaching, he will sternly tell them not to talk. At that moment, the smile on the teacher's face will disappear. We are all scared. After the teacher finishes the lesson, he will put a cool, sweet, and refreshing smile on his face and continue teaching. He will often ask, "Do you understand?"

Our class teacher loves his students like his own children. Not only does he care about our studies, but he also cares about how well we cut our nails and how well we bathe. He often checks whether our nails are cut or not. He also asks us to clean the school. We take turns taking care of the brooms, carrying water, and arranging the tables.

Our class teacher is a person who is patient and explains things until we understand them. Therefore, he is a good teacher. He is not only good at teaching but also kind. However, he does not like it when we do not follow the rules. He often gives strict punishments. He uses words that hurt more than beatings and explains them patiently. The teacher's words hurt more than being beaten.

The teacher treats us without distinction of class. He cares. Every time it is the teacher's birthday, the teacher takes us to his house and treats us with some kind of food made by the teacher's wife. The teacher also gives books, papers, pencils, and rulers to the poor students. He also rewards the students who study well. We are very fond of our class teacher, Nai Chan, who not only teaches well but also loves us.