My sister, she is a business English major. In the summer vacation of grade six, my mother asked my sister to teach me English and math, and we stuck together every day. Like a little teacher, she wrote a timetable for me to attend classes on time and control my time. However, in the evening, my sister, who is a fan of American drama, will watch American drama on the computer, so I have to sit behind the computer and watch it. Chinese subtitles caught me off guard at first. I haven't finished reading that subtitle before the picture is put on the next one. Then watch more, and I will scan the subtitles quickly. Slowly, under the influence of my sister, I also became a small fan of American TV series. Later, after the summer vacation, my sister went back to school, only once every few months. However, on weekends when my sister is away, I will also make a timetable for myself to remind myself to use my time reasonably. Of course, I also have time to watch American TV shows in my schedule. I watch two episodes a day. My sister affects my use and collocation of time, my current hobbies and my oral English and listening.
My junior high school head teacher, he teaches mathematics, but I think he teaches us more about being human. As soon as we arrived at the new classroom, we saw eight striking words on the wall, "Learn to be a man and learn to learn", which is also the class motto that the teacher has been reminding us. I remember the words of the teacher who impressed me the most. "Why do class training put life before study? Because learning is important, but if you study hard and educate well, but you can't be a man, it will be harmful to others and yourself. Waste oil, poisoned milk powder. These are not all things that educated people do. You must learn to be a man, do things that are beneficial to others, and do things that are beneficial to yourself and your parents. " Three years later, the teacher influenced me and made me think about everything. Is it good for others and worthy of myself and my parents? Let me learn to help others and be considerate of my parents.
Of course, there are more and more people affecting my growth, and my growth cannot be separated from each of them.