Why did you shout out the students' names?

To recruit teachers, schools need to choose one of several candidates through trial lectures. Several candidates have made careful preparations. Because the school only chose one in the last trial.

The bell rang and the lecturers walked onto the platform with smiles. After exchanging greetings between teachers and students, the lecture began. Guide people to take new lessons, teach texts, summarize, review and consolidate ... all the work is progressing smoothly. In order to avoid rote memorization, a lecturer followed the practice of previous lecturers and designed several classroom questions that were not very clever, but the effect was average. At the end of class, compare yourself with the previous speaker, and the speaker estimates that he will lose.

Who knows, the next day he received a notice of admission. He was surprised and asked the headmaster why he was chosen. "To tell you the truth, you are still a little inferior in terms of the wonderful degree of that class." The headmaster said with a smile, "However, when you ask questions in class, you call the students' names, but they call their student numbers or use their fingers." Imagine, how can we hire a teacher who is unwilling to understand and respect students? "

Calling students by their names instead of their student numbers or fingers, though small, shows the lecturer's respect for students and his love.