Understanding the Teacher's Message

The teacher shares a heartfelt reflection on what they offer their students beyond books and knowledge, describing their humble home and personal life. They express a reluctance to share these personal stories in class, acknowledging the innocence and youth of their students. The narrative highlights the teacher's dedication and the unspoken stories that shape their life.

What does the teacher reflect on having besides books and knowledge?

• A large house

• A sense of duty

• A garden

• A collection of art

Why does the teacher feel apprehensive about students visiting their home?

• The house is too far

• The house is too small

• The house is always messy

• The furniture is old and simple

What kind of furniture does the teacher mention having?

• Luxurious and expensive

• Old and simple

• Minimalist and new

• Modern and stylish

What does the teacher say the students are too young to understand?

• The beauty of nature

• The value of friendship

• The importance of education

• The complexity of life

Why does the teacher believe the students are always innocent?

• They are always happy

• They are always learning

• They are free from sin

• They are always respectful