My good teacher - Teacher Zhou

Teacher Zhou is the teacher I realized in the fourth grade of Song Liu Guoxiao in Licheng District, Jinan City. I taught me the fourth grade English, and now I teach you the fifth grade English. She is not very old. She is a beautiful female teacher. She always wears a smiling face, flashing beautiful big eyes. When she looks at us, she is as warm as a mother.

My English scores have been bad, and I am most afraid of taking English classes. But since I met Teacher Zhou, when I faced English, I was not so touched. Instead, I had a small interest in English. After the Spring Festival this year, I accepted the English tutoring class that my father reported for me. I am very grateful to Teacher Zhou, who changed my knowledge, especially English. I remember one time my English class assignment was wrong. Teacher Zhou told me to correct it immediately. I was scared and my face was scared. I thought: Teacher Zhou will criticize me! However, Mr. Zhou’s attitude was beyond my expectation. She told me to turn the book to the wrong topic, and then patiently explain it. After several times, I still don’t know anything. My heart is getting more and more urgent, and the sweat beads are going to drop. Down, Teacher Zhou touched my head and said, "It doesn't matter, I won't learn again! I believe you can learn." Teacher Zhou's words made me brave, no longer irritated, and listened. Again, yeah! I really learned. I have never been so happy. Teacher Zhou, what a magic teacher you are! It is not difficult for you to feel English for the first time. As long as you work hard, you can improve.

Now that I am in the fifth grade, the English score is still not very good, but I am not afraid of it. Because Teacher Zhou is always inspiring me around me, and I firmly believe in one sentence: "There is no difficulty in the world, as long as you are willing to climb."

This is my teacher Zhou. When we are happy, Teacher Zhou is also happy; when we are not happy, Teacher Zhou always tries to make us happy.

Fifth grade: Dai Lubin