"Ryan's Well" after reading (1)

I read an article in the magazine "Ryan's Well" today. The article is about a 6-year-old boy, Ryan, in order to realize the dream of letting African children drink clean water, and help the family to do housework to save money. His deeds touched many people around him. Finally, Ryan’s well was built. After reading this article, the deepest feeling is that a six-year-old child has such compassion.

I remember an educator said: "Compassionate behavior is a very important virtue in society. If there is no sympathy in society, it will be deceitful, everyone will be self-interested, and society will not become a society." As a people's teacher, I feel that raising children Responsibility and compassion are also necessary. Last year our students conducted a fundraiser. At that time, the children in the class had donated old books or newspapers, and some children even donated their favorite books. At that time, I had a class meeting in the class. The topic was "How do we raise donations?" At that time, the students' reaction was very strong. Many students' speeches were very moving, but only one class had no follow-up education, and probably not. Will leave traces in the hearts of students.

We now seem to have some lack of education about children's compassion and responsibility. Can our children, like Little Ryan, be able to sympathize with the characters in the story after listening to a story, and do their best to help them? I think most children may not, because they don't have the time or the opportunity to think about such things. I think this is the dereliction of duty for parents' parenting education and school education. Isn't this kind of thing to weave a meaningful life for children?

In the class meeting tomorrow, I will tell the children in the class about the fact that African children can't drink clean water. Do you see if our students will be like Ryan? If not, I will begin to educate my students about compassion and responsibility. If a student also builds a well for an African child, where does her money come from? Will he earn as much as Ryan through extra housework or through his own labor? I can't imagine that there are really many problems with our education compared to foreign countries. Written here, more admired the six-year-old Canadian boy - Ryan.