Speech at the symposium to farewell retired teachers

Standing on this podium to bid farewell to retired teachers, I have mixed emotions, including happiness and envy for my colleagues’ glorious retirement, but also a reluctance to part with them. First of all, I want to say my best wishes to Teacher xx for his honorable retirement and a new life.

In 2005, I was transferred back to the school and was fortunate to work with Teacher xx. At that time, he was the teacher of class 052 and taught 2 Chinese classes. Our classes 1 to 7 each had their own characteristics. The class led by Teacher xx was lively and versatile, and new talents in art or sports such as xxx`xxx`xxx emerged. Teacher xx is diligent in his work and has no regrets. I remember his experience as a class teacher including the 05, 08, 11, 14, and 17 class teachers. He has led classes for a long time and never refuses.

As teachers, on the one hand, Teacher xx has a lot to learn from, such as chess, music, photography and other hobbies, which can enrich our spare time. Class 141 classmate xxx said that whenever he sees Teacher xx’s style of singing an impromptu song when the students are tired has always been remembered by the students. In the chess interest group established on campus, teacher xx is often seen giving guidance; he has the courage to take responsibility, cares about employees, and is always happy when encountering trivial matters. I personally went to express condolences to their families and visited sick faculty and staff; I united with my colleagues and encouraged innovation. Once after listening to my class, he talked more about the advantages, and then said lightly that if the introduction was more natural at the beginning, it would be better. Better. On the other hand, I also see from Teacher xx the importance of the position of the class teacher and the happiness brought by the work. Leading the class is like raising your own children. He has welcomed students one after another, and it can be said that the world is full of students. , tireless in teaching, and willing to work hard and tired for the sake of a better tomorrow for children. Whenever you see the children who have returned from school, and listen to the titles of their class teacher and that class teacher, do you feel a heavy sense of happiness? We should cherish opportunities more.

"The most beautiful red sunset", retirement is a turning point in life and the beginning of a new life. According to the new age classification theory, a 65-year-old is still a young person. Let us sincerely wish Teacher xx a more colorful life in the future, more hobbies, more happiness, and more prosperous days! He retreated to the forest and beat the drum again, and returned full of faith. Don’t forget your original intention, work hard to dance, and stop fighting for a good reputation.

The roots become stronger with age, and the leaves become thicker with sunshine. Old teachers are a valuable asset to the school. I hope that Teacher xx will "go home often", guide the young teachers in our school, encourage them to work hard, continue to care and support the development of the school as always, and "retire without rest" and never stop. Maintain the true character of a Communist Party member and "serve the people wholeheartedly" and contribute to the development and prosperity of xx Town Middle School.

Finally, all the teachers here must be like me and have a lot to say. Let’s all speak freely together.