Wild farming: I was hugged by the cold patriarch

When they came, Ye Sang was already in the classroom: "Sit down first according to the seat you sat in yesterday."

Yun'er and Hua sat together in the second seat on the left in the second row.

Yun'er was extremely excited and hummed softly, but only she understood what she was humming.

"Young witch!"

"Young witch!"

Entering the classroom, the children greeted each other with respect as usual, and Ye Sang nodded in response: "Everyone sit in the same position as yesterday. If you have any questions, you can ask them."

After saying that, Ye Sang wrote a line on the blackboard: The first class of students in the Wilderness.

Xi asked curiously: "Sister, what did you write?"

Ye Sang pointed at the words with a small wooden stick and read one by one: "The students of the first batch of Wilderness will be called the second batch and the third batch, which means the first batch, the second batch, and so on."

At this time, the classroom was already full of people. After listening to Ye Sang's words, a special feeling surged through my heart. I was very proud and very lucky.

Ye Sang explained: "Next, we will choose a monitor. This monitor will assist me in teaching in the future, such as collecting homework, arranging things, and being responsible for some trivial matters assigned by me."

As soon as she finished speaking, Taicang raised his hand: "I will be the squad leader."

Ye Sang laughed: "Okay, you will be the squad leader, then come here and let me hand out the study materials."

Gancang came to the podium and helped Ye Sang hand out things.

"Each person has three textbooks, three homework books, a draft book, and a pen." Ye Sang organized the things into one copy and asked Tangcang to give it to the students.

Ye Sang had prepared these things early with the help of the mall.

The paper used was all made by Ye Sang himself and then bound. The words on the textbook were written in handwriting and copied using a photocopier, and the pen was charcoal.

Charcoal pencils are made of charcoal, and Ye Sang called on several tribesmen to make them together.

If the scale of education is expanded in the future, movable type printing will also have to be developed. Don't worry now, just eat one meal at a time, train some talents first, and many things will come into being.

After the things were distributed to everyone, Ye Sang showed the Chinese textbook: "Everyone, take out the textbook with these two words written on it."

I didn’t know it, but I knew the patterns and shapes. Everyone here was a sound-minded tribesman, and they took out the textbook accurately.

Ye Sang pointed to two words: "These two words are pronounced "Chinese Language". From now on, this book will be called a Chinese book. Do you remember it?"

Students: "Chinese book, remember it."

Ye Sang showed the math book: "Everyone, take out this book. The two characters on this book read "mathematics". This book is called a math book."

Students: "Math book."

Finally, Ye Sang took out the medical book: "These two words are pronounced "medicine", and this book is called a medical book."

The first difficulty in teaching is literacy. If you are literate, it will be easier to teach.

To overcome the difficulty of literacy, Ye Sang chose the ancient educational method and recited the "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Surnames" and "The Thousand-Character Classic".

"Three Character Classic" has a total of 1616 characters, "Hundred Family Surnames" has a total of 576 characters, "Thousand Character Classic" has a total of 1000 characters, "Three Hundred Thousand" has a total of 3192 Chinese characters, but there are about 2200 characters that are not used repeatedly, and there are new characters. Accounting for 70% of the total number of words, memorizing these three articles is equivalent to mastering the dictionary of words, and there is basically no obstacle to reading.

As a teaching material for thousands of years, its advantages are absolute and there is no doubt about it.

Ye Sang said loudly: "Next, let's open the Chinese books and start class."

There was the sound of turning books in the classroom.

Ye Sang walked down and took a look, correcting any mistakes to ensure that everyone saw the correct page: "Everyone, look at the words. I will read them to you first and explain what they mean, and then I will teach you to read them. You must be serious. Listen, if you don't understand, you can raise your hands and ask questions." Except for Ye Sang's voice, there was no other sound in the classroom.

Ye Sang: "The first article we studied is called "Three Character Classic". The first row reads like this: At the beginning of human beings, nature is good. Nature is similar, but habits are far apart."

"There is a mark between the words like beans sprouting. It means half a sentence, indicating that a pause is needed here. The previous sentence and the next sentence represent part of the sentence. When combined together, a complete sentence is formed. if."

"The circle means that the sentence is finished and is no longer relevant to the following words. Do you understand?"

The meaning is simple, and the students will understand it as soon as they hear it: "I understand."

Ye Sang continued: "The saying that people are inherently good at the beginning of their lives means that when everyone's life first begins, that is, when they are born, their nature is kind."

"The beginning of a human being" means that a person has just been born. "Human" refers to us, and we are human beings. The "zhi" in the middle can be understood as "of", which has no special meaning. The third word "chu" , meaning the beginning..."

Ye Sang explained in great detail. She had never been a teacher before, so she needed to explore and explain things as clearly as possible.

After explaining the first sentence, Ye Sang asked: "Do you understand?"

"I understand." Whether or not he remembered it would be known until the next day.

Ye Sang continued with the second sentence...

The first class didn’t cover much content and needed to give everyone an adaptation process. She only talked about the first ten sentences.

However, it was already 10 minutes after the lecture. Ye Sang looked at the time on the mall, but he didn't expect that time would fly by so quickly if he was serious about class.

Ye Sang stood on the podium and said to everyone: "I will read it three times to you. After three times, I will ask someone to read it aloud later."

Then Ye Sang's clear and sweet voice echoed in the classroom.

Ye Sang read it three times in a row, and then the tense moment came: "Is there anyone who volunteers to read it?"

"I'll do it!" Xi bravely raised his hand.

Ye Sang smiled and nodded: "Read it."

Xi stumbled over his words as he read: "When humans are born, their nature is good. They are similar in nature, but habits are far apart..." He stumbled over the rest of the words, but to Ye Sang's delight, his pronunciation was accurate.

"Everyone applaud!" Ye Sang took the lead in encouraging Xi.

Xi smiled and clapped along with him: "It's not difficult, it's quite easy to read."

Ye Sang took the opportunity to demand: "You have to read more when you go down, and you must be able to write it down silently."

"Silent writing?" Xi asked, "What does silent writing mean?"

Ye Sang said: "Even if you don't read the book, you still have to write it down, and you can't make a mistake in it."

Xi grimaced: "Sister, I'm afraid I can't do this."

Everyone had a sad face. They didn’t even recognize it. How could they write it down without reading it? It was impossible, absolutely impossible.

"Don't worry about this, we'll talk about it later." Seeing everyone tense up, Ye Sang quickly eased everyone's tension, "Let's read it now, and then we'll talk about it after we've read it thoroughly."

Ye Sang looked around: "Who will read it second?"

"I'll do it." Hua raised her hand.

Ye Sang looked at Hua, nodded and said, "Read it."