My organization

The article "My View on Workplace" summarizes: Workplace is like home. We should treat our work as our home, care for our work as we care for our home, and build our work as we build our home. Let me talk about my unit.

Since I joined the work, I have always adhered to the belief that I should do my own job well, not hold back, and while doing my job well, I should try to help others and contribute my strength. I came to Ershi Primary School in September 2015. Coming to Ershi Primary School made me feel a strong centripetal force and cohesion. Let me talk about a few small things first: Every summer for admissions, there is always a long queue outside the gate of Ershi Primary School. I remember one year, we held an admissions meeting in the afternoon and said we would enroll students the next day. As a result, at around nine o'clock in the evening, the leader called us. The phone call made me rush to the school to start enrollment. From about nine o'clock in the evening to about two o'clock in the morning, all the leaders and teachers involved in the enrollment did not complain and persisted until the end. This moved me very much. At that time, a parent who signed up said after registering his child: The teacher at No. 2 Shi Primary School is really good. It is worth waiting for us to wait until now. As a teacher of a second primary school, I feel proud when I hear this.

When my child just entered kindergarten, there was a parent-teacher meeting. The kindergarten teacher asked me to speak. I thought to myself, how could I, a person who is not good at speaking, speak in front of everyone? I was still thinking about how to answer. My child’s teacher Say, I heard that you work at Ershi Elementary School. Ershi Elementary School is my alma mater. I know that the teachers there are all good... When I heard this, I felt proud. I am Ershi. Young one, I can't embarrass the school. I once took students to participate in the Young Pioneers Etiquette Competition. The team members performed very well from beginning to end. I heard teachers from other schools say: Look, the two are different...these are the influence of the two. , all of this is inseparable from the efforts of the leaders and the efforts of every family member. In the unit, our efforts and contributions may be very insignificant, but it is this bit by bit contribution, it is this bit by bit "insignificant" that gives our unit strong centripetal force and cohesion. As a member of Ershi, we insist on starting from ourselves, starting from now, doing every little thing seriously, giving full play to our own light and heat, and having a unit can reflect our own value. A drop of water will not dry up until it is thrown into the sea, and a grass will be able to dress up in spring only if it is thrown into the embrace of the earth. Always have a grateful heart, be kind to others, and be kind to yourself. I am proud of my second child.