Feelings of "Personality Education for Primary and Middle School Students"

Today, my father and I watched the expert lecture of Teacher Yu Dan on the Shandong TV Channel. I was very touched. She taught me a lot of life that helped me.

Teacher Yu Dan’s speech is divided into several themes, namely: 1. How should parents know children and how to develop reasonable life goals. 2. Children do not obey, love to lose their temper, as a parent should correctly guide education. 3. How to educate children to understand their parents, respect teachers, and know how to be grateful. 4. The importance of nurturing children's ability to resist setbacks. One of my most touching is the second theme.

When talking about this topic, Teacher Yu Dan first told a little story. This little story must have been known to everyone, but it once again brought me a shock to my heart: there used to be a little boy who loved to lose his temper. One day, his father took him to the fence in the yard and said to him: "Children, every time you send a temper, you will nail a nail on the fence." The boy did what Dad said. . At the end of the first day, the little boy went to the fence to look at him. He nailed more than 30 nails on this day. He was very surprised. How did he make so many tempers in one day? He didn't feel it himself. At this time, Dad came to his side and said: "If you want to make fewer nails, you can only learn to control your temper." The little boy tried his best to control his temper, so the nails were nailed less and less every day: a dozen or so Ten, five, three, and finally one day, he happily ran to his father and said: "Dad, I have no nails today!" Dad said: "Then pull the nails all over." After the boy pulled the nails all over, did he think that the nail holes on the top would remain in the hearts of others? "This story tells us not to lose your temper, to lose your temper is like nailing someone else's heart, the nail hole will remain on others forever."

Turning my head and looking at me, I lost my temper to my family all day. My mother urged me to study. I always suspected that my mother was jealous. What daddy told me to do? I am always impatient. When I think of it, I can’t help feeling guilty: I stay in the hearts of my loved ones. How many indestructible wounds have been made. Dad said to him again: "Today, a nail is not fixed. This is good, but you

In the future life, I will correct the bad habit of tempering temper, listen to my father and mother, and be a good boy.

Fourth grade: Dai Lubin