Hunan rural female teachers let local left-behind children learn basketball. What is the purpose of her doing this?

Every child is an angel arranged by heaven. They can't choose their own family, but they can choose their own future life path. The word left-behind children has always been a distressing word, which means that these children can't grow up with their parents, which means that they have to face all kinds of difficulties in life alone. Hunan post-90s female teachers are trying to change the fate of some left-behind children. Teacher Mao works in a relatively remote primary school. She is a PE teacher. Seeing the children's great enthusiasm for basketball, she formed a women's basketball team. At first, it was to expose children to more new things, but slowly, she took this as her career and became the best informer in children's hearts.

First, basketball can give children more opportunities. Most of the women's basketball players formed by Teacher Mao are left-behind children. The concept of mountainous areas is relatively backward. In this small mountain village, if a girl can't get into a good high school, it means that she can't go to school again. Teacher Mao formed this basketball team to a large extent to give left-behind children more opportunities to get out of the mountains.

Second, children's love for basketball. At first, it was just to expose children to more new things, but gradually, Teacher Mao discovered the persistence and enthusiasm of this group of children. For their favorite basketball dream, they paid great enthusiasm. The enthusiasm of the children has also been reminding Mr. Mao that he must do a good job in this cause.

Third, excellent teachers hold up the basketball dream for students. A young female teacher is willing to stay in a small village community, which is difficult to do if it is not out of love for her children. This excellent female teacher, regardless of hard work, has devoted her youth to the children's basketball dream and has been sticking to her post. This persistence is great and a good teacher worthy of praise. I hope there are more and more such good teachers in mountain primary schools.