Teachers praise, netizens criticize

The video was recorded by a teacher in Hebei, China. In it, most of the students were lying down on their desks taking a nap, with only three or five students busy studying.

Some students still study hard while their friends take a nap.

Posting the video on social media, the teacher also wrote: "After becoming a teacher, I discovered that there was a gap between people since I was young. Most students slept during lunch break, but there were always a few students who still studied attentively."

The teacher’s video immediately attracted the attention of many netizens. Many people believed that students who took advantage of their lunch break to study were disturbing other students who were sleeping.

In the minds of netizens, such behavior is not only not commendable but even very offensive. Comments from Guangdong netizens: "I just want to say that people who make noise by flipping through books during lunch break are extremely selfish."

Zhejiang netizens agreed: "When I was taking a nap at school, I really hated the classmate next to me flipping through the book, and wanted to beat him up. I don't think a teacher would encourage this behavior."

Shandong netizen: "As an ordinary student, I hate it when others don't sleep and disturb their classmates. If I were a teacher, I would directly expel them."

The online community criticized students for studying during lunch break, affecting other students in class.

However, another reason why netizens reacted strongly to the above video is because the teacher not only encouraged this action but also showed comparison between students. They said that students should take a nap during lunch break to ensure effective learning in the afternoon. However, the teacher said that this is "the gap and difference between students".

Some people say that teachers' evaluation is one-sided because scores are not the only criteria for evaluating students.

Dieu Anh (Source: Sohu)

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