英语作文的通用公式【一】
I respect the people, he is very ordinary, he is - cleaners. Cleaners, how ordinary ordinary names, and even a lot of people are reluctant to mention them. However, every corner of life has the footsteps of their step by step.
The cleaners used his hands in exchange for the neatness and cleanliness of our city. Dawn dawn, when the black sky is also set with a few sparse residual stars, they will get up, holding the most simple tool - broom, in every corner of the street busy open. In the humble position on the unknown work, in order to bring our home to a clean, a beautiful.
Cleaners are not only industrious, but also selfless dedication. Whether in the hot sun or snow, 365 days a year, from the non-stop this simple and difficult task. But there are many people in life not only do not support them, but also with a contemptuous look to see, and some people do not talk about health, random littering, destruction of the city appearance, and these cleaners, do not feel ashamed?
The cleaners are small, but how noble they are. Through the honeycomb, I saw a little bee, they are nervously brewing honey, it is not like a cleaner? They also use their hard-working hands to our life brewing sweet honey.
Cleaners are the epitome of thousands of laborers, the years of the ring to witness their contribution to the community, face wrinkles criss-cross, engraved with selfless dedication of the noble spirit, full of silver is thought With all this effort. They used the hands of labor to create a beautiful life.
英语作文的通用公式【二】
Ideological understanding sohomlinsky "gives one hundred suggestions" of the teachers:
A teachers hours of labor and creation are like a great river, nourished by many small streams.
The development of students intelligence depends on their good reading ability.
Memory is flexible and sensitive. If you are good at it and dont burden it too much, it will be your first assistant.
The more difficult a childs study is, the more obstacles he seems to overcome in his studies, the more he should read, the more that he can read, the more he thinks, and that thought becomes a stimulus to intelligence.
Knowledge can only be called knowledge when it becomes the factor of spiritual life, occupies the mind of man, and stimulates the interest of man.
