The one who makes the flowers bloom and smell sweet - the one who makes the flowers bloom and smell sweet

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The Most High Gardener

Who is the supreme gardener, the greatest architect, the gentlest artist, and the most selfless worker?

He is also a generous donor. However, he does not have wealth or riches.

He is only a teacher. A teacher is the highest gardener among all gardeners who cultivate flowers.

A teacher is someone who nurtures children, who are like flowers, so that they can flourish, bloom, and flourish in the world.

A flower is a delicate type. It is beautiful and lovely. You are delicate like a flower. It is lovely and lovely.

Just as a gardener takes care of flowers, a teacher takes care of students and children.

In this way, living flowers are more delicate than dead flowers, and more difficult to handle.

Inanimate flowers have no consciousness, no feelings. Whatever the gardener does is fine. They remain where the gardener leaves them.

Living flowers, however, have feelings if the gardener mishandles them. They are very delicate to care for. You need to know their minds and understand their feelings. Based on that understanding, you should make decisions. You have to handle them gently.

Depending on the situation and the time, there is a need to increase it. There is also a need to reduce it. However, if it is too high, it becomes too wild. If it is too low, it becomes too fearful and becomes sluggish.

Be careful not to overdo it, or overdo it.

There is still a need to be gentle and gentle, and a need to be firm and firm.

However, if it is too loose, it will loosen. If it is too loose, it will twist. If it is too tight, it will break.

There is no set rule about how much to lift and how much to dry, how much to loosen and how much to tighten. Not every child has the same temperament. There are also changes according to age. There are also differences according to the parental environment.

He is very detailed in his approach to all kinds of children. Even in the classroom, if he only asks good students questions, the bad students will hide away and become worse and worse, as if they are not related to them.

Even the weak students are asked questions that they can answer and praised if they can answer them. They ask more and more difficult questions. They praise each time they can answer. Then, while the strong students are interested in learning and are asking and praising, the strong students will be pointing their fingers. They also want to answer. They want to be praised. If they ask, the strong students will be able to answer easily. If the teacher knows and leaves the strong students without asking, the strong students will be disappointed.

The teacher only asks questions lightly and praises the weak ones. The good ones are not asked at all and are misunderstood. The teacher is biased, so the students lose interest in the subject they are teaching. Then the teacher tries to pull the weak ones up with kindness, which discourages the good ones. The good ones often fall to the level of the weak ones.

A teacher is very careful about everything. While it is easy to question and praise those who are not good, it is also necessary to ask and praise those who are good according to their ability and answer them as they deserve.

A teacher is delicate in nurturing children who are like flowers. He is gentle. He also needs to understand the psychology of children. He must be careful not to harm the child's spiritual buds. Therefore, a teacher is the highest of all gardeners.

The teacher is also the greatest architect.

The youth of today will be the adults of tomorrow.

By developing the knowledge, skills, and excellence of today's youth, we will work to improve society in the future when those youth become adults. Today's youth must be wise and cultured to ensure the peace and prosperity of the future society.

Only if today's youth cherish the good of society and the good of humanity will the future society be prosperous and beautiful.

Teachers not only educate today's youth, but also correct them so that they can think beautifully, distinguish between good and bad, and criticize right and wrong. They must be knowledgeable, well-informed, and have the right intentions and good intentions.

Therefore, the teacher is also the greatest architect who lays the foundation for a great future.

The teacher is also a very gentle artist in disciplining her children.

The teacher is not the one who shapes the students. The teacher is the one who shapes the students to be as bright and beautiful as possible, according to their type and proportion.

The teacher studies the temperament and nature of each student and, depending on the situation, time, and reason, corrects who should be corrected. But he corrects with love. He corrects who should be raised. He corrects with love.

The teacher has equal love and affection for each student. As the students come to understand that love and affection, they achieve a successful life as a teacher. Because of that love and affection, the teacher becomes a very gentle artist.

The teacher constantly studies and analyzes the students, filling in what is lacking. Removing what is excessive. Correcting what is excessive and eliminating what is excessive. Then, as beautiful works of art, the students' talents and great students emerge.

A teacher is also the most vulnerable worker.

The job of a teacher is as tiring as it is rewarding. Typically, you have to teach at least four to six hours a day, shouting, hiccupping, and explaining. In some primary schools, there are only one or two teachers, who have to rotate through the classes and teach the children all day long, constantly monitoring them.

During the lunch break, the teacher was exhausted. He couldn't even wipe off the white dirt that had stuck to his face. He ate his meal while watching the children running around the school. In the meantime, while playing, they started having problems. He had to leave the food he had just eaten and get up. He had to talk, talk, and solve the problem.

I don't want to eat and have a snack. I want to check the exercises. Only exercise can make the child eat.

Once a month, they have to check the answer sheets for the monthly exams. They have to make pass/fail lists. They have to divide the grades. They have to send the children's academic records to the parents. This work is a constant, month after month.

From the time I arrived at school in the morning until I left in the evening, I had no rest. I still had a bag of exercise books to bring home. I had to write notes in between. If necessary, I had to go to my parents' house to discuss it.

Therefore, teachers are also the most vulnerable workers.

Teachers are also the most generous donors.

The work of a teacher is a work of charity. The life of a teacher is a life of charity.

Just as a teacher should be kind to good students to make them better, he should also be kind to bad students to make them better.

If you meet a student who is eager to learn and wants to teach, you will be happy and share your kindness. If you meet a student who is not eager to learn and does not try, you will have to teach and educate him so that he can think and see the future of his life.

In the meantime, if you encounter someone who does not understand your generosity and insults you, you will feel hurt. However, a generous teacher cannot be angry, resentful, or resentful towards his students for any reason.

If the student apologizes after realizing that he was wrong, they are even more compassionate. Before the teacher apologizes, they are already satisfied and forgiving the student. The teacher's own life has already made the teacher feel good.

There is no teacher who gets angry when a student comes to ask for a lesson. A teacher once told me when I was young, "If you want to ask for a lesson, wake them up while they are sleeping and they won't get angry."