Today’s children are growing so fast! That day, a colleague brought his son to the unit. When they suddenly met, everyone was shocked. The last time this baby came, he was just a "little one" in my memory. But in a blink of an eye, in just a few years, the young man has grown to

Today’s children are growing so fast! That day, a colleague brought his son to the unit. When they suddenly met, everyone was shocked. The last time this baby came, he was just a "little one" in my memory. But in a blink of an eye, in just a few years, the young man has grown to 180cm.

In the unit, many colleagues are envious and always ask for advice, "Why is your child so tall? Did he eat something good or take hormones?" But the colleagues always smile indifferently and ignore it. Perhaps in her opinion, the reason why the child grew taller and did not inherit her short stature gene was because of the scene she saw at the first parent-teacher meeting.

There was a parent-teacher meeting, and she happened to see a male teacher born in the 1990s who was 60cm tall, getting angry with a 180cm tall girl born in the 2000s. That scene was serious, but also really funny.

The height ratio between male teachers and female students has become the "cutest height difference". If you were to give a male teacher a monologue just based on the height difference, it would probably be: Don't hit me!

But the reality is that girls are so tall, but they have to bow their heads. The teacher is short but full of aura, and his fierce look is quite scary.

At that time, she asked her son, would such a strict teacher leave a psychological shadow on girls? Are your teachers that great too? Unexpectedly, the son laughed: "No, Mom! That girl is tall, and she has a big heart.

A tall child has a big heart? What is the logic? The mother, who was puzzled, thought about this matter over and over again, and finally understood what her son meant. It turns out that my son is saying that tall children have stronger self-confidence and a sense of psychological superiority, and they will be covered by quilts if the sky falls! Therefore, I don’t really regard the teacher’s reprimand as a shame, and I will remember it for a long time.

Thinking of this, I have to sigh: Tall children really have an advantage.. So, since then, my colleagues have been helping the baby to grow taller, and this baby is so tall.

☆ So, what are the advantages of tall children?

Not afraid of the teacher

Tall children have the advantage of height. Even if the teacher is very majestic, the tall children still have the confidence to stand there and are not afraid that they will be beaten. If you don’t believe it, look at these photos. Don’t all tall children have a strong aura?

A female teacher and a male classmate are standing together. The female teacher is short and has a slim figure. But the boy is tall and straight, giving people a strong aura.

The two people are quite different in height. At first glance, they thought they were boyfriend and girlfriend talking about things. In fact, they are " the cutest height difference ". Look, if the child wants to look at the teacher, he has to look down!

In the same way, a female physical education teacher is obviously not as tall as the boys in the class, but when faced with classmates who make mistakes, the teacher will still criticize her. In the eyes of teachers, there is only the identity of teacher and student. Only in children's minds, there is such a thing as height advantage .

But precisely because children have this height advantage, they also develop a sense of psychological superiority. So the child seems to be confident and no longer afraid of the teacher. This also makes the teacher feel that they should manage these children well to prevent the children from learning too poorly and becoming "little gangsters" who cause trouble by virtue of their height and go downhill.

Tall children are more confident.

Tall children are less afraid of being bullied in school and behave more confidently. For example, when children are arranged for seats, they will not be placed at the front by the teacher or laughed at for being "short". You must also stand first in line at the PE class station to be remembered as a "little" kid.

Moreover, there are physical jobs in the class, and sometimes only tall children can do them.For example, helping the teacher wipe the blackboard above, or helping a classmate pick up something high up, all these will require taller students to help .

So in terms of height, tall children are relatively more confident. Children can feel fully respected and admired in school.

However, it needs to be reminded that although tall children have advantages, don’t be too proud. Never take advantage of your height to bully your classmates or look down on your teachers.

☆ No matter how tall a child is, he must respect his teachers

Teachers are the guiding lights of children’s lives, candles that burn themselves to illuminate others, and they are also friends in the eyes of students’ parents. Even though the height of some teachers is indeed not as high as the height of the children. But the teacher is knowledgeable and has great responsibilities. The teacher's teachings are guidance from the heart, and the teacher's love for the children is serious.

Therefore, no matter how tall a child is, he or she cannot look down on the teacher, slander the teacher, or even resist the teacher when the teacher gets angry when reprimanding him. After all, it is a child's obligation to respect his teachers, and friendly communication is the best way for children to solve problems. Children can admit their mistakes or interact with the teacher after the teacher calms down.

Conclusion: I will always be grateful to that "short" teacher who still dared to be angry with you when you were very tall. They are the ones who really care about your future and worry about your current situation. They are your guiding light on the way forward, and they are your mentors who want nothing but hope for your excellence in your life memories. Come on, kids! This sentence is what those teachers are saying!

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