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印度诗哲泰戈尔说:“生命,从世界向它提出的要求里,找到财富。”六年前,我抱着献身特教、使残缺生命完美的良好愿望来到盲校,走进了盲童世界。看着那一双双失去光明的眼睛,平静的心从此不再轻松;听到那渴望求知的声音,我愈加清楚自己的责任重大。我不奢望收获,但我却用心耕耘。清晨,我喜欢走进窗明几净的教室,陶醉于一屋朗朗书声。课间,我愿意置身其间,看他们快乐交谈、尽情嬉戏,欣赏他们纯真的笑容;课堂上,循循善诱,帮学生巧攻难关。放学后,促膝谈心,倾听他们心灵的渴望,排解他们心中的惆怅。学生病了,我询医问药,照顾床前;学生过生日,
Indian poet Tagore said: “Life, from the world to its demands, to find wealth.” Six years ago, I came to blind school six years ago with the good wishes of devoting special education and perfecting life imperfect. Blind child world. As I watched the lost eyes of both, the peace of mind was no longer easy; and as I heard the voice of thirst for knowledge, I became more aware of my responsibility. I do not expect the harvest, but I work hard. In the morning, I like to go into the classroom with a few windows, revel in a house Lang Lang book. During the class, I would like to stay in the meantime, see them happy conversation, playful, enjoy their innocent smile; in the classroom, follow the example of good to help students overcome difficulties. After school, talk to each other, listen to their spiritual desires, to resolve their hearts melancholy. Students are sick, I ask the doctor to take medicine, take care of bed; students birthday,