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Mum Xiaohua as a special education teacher in rural Shandong

2022-06-08 来源: 搜狐时尚 原文链接 评论0条

48-year-old teacher has spent 26 years helping children grow up at special education school

Xie Xiaohua, who has been working as a special education teacher for the past 26 years, has won the heart of hundreds of children in special needs and is called Mum Xiaohua by many of them.

Xie Xiaohua teaches children to pronounce during a class at Yiyuan County Special Education School in Zibo, Shandong province, on May 7. [PHOTO BY ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY]

"It is my greatest happiness and fulfillment to care for them as they grow up." said the 48-year-old Xie, who has been working at Yiyuan County Special Education School in Zibo, Shandong province, since her graduation from a normal school in 1996.

Fully aware of the difference between special education and general education, Xie provides specialized care to each student according to their physical conditions and helps them with learning, dining and accommodation. For example, she had undertaken the responsibility of carrying a student with physical impairment to restrooms, canteens, classrooms and dormitory for nine years until the student graduated from the school.

Xie coaches a child in perceptual training on May 7. [PHOTO BY ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY]

In 2003, Xie's workload became heavier after she was assigned to work at the school's rehabilitation center, which was established that year.

To ensure every child received scientific and targeted rehabilitation training, she worked out specific plans for them. For children with mental handicaps, Xie patiently coached them to master basic skills of taking care of themselves in daily life. She also spent lots of time training children with hearing and speech impairments to work on their pronunciation, which often caused her to develop a swollen throat.

Starting in 2015, the school launched a campaign of offering door-to-door education to students who could not attend school because of severe physical disabilities. Xie was among over 30 teachers tasked with tutoring those students. The teachers have trekked over 60,000 kilometers over the past seven years during the campaign because many villages where the students live are located in mountainous areas.

"Although we do feel exhausted sometimes, we feel our work is valuable after witnessing their progress, even just a little bit." Xie said.

A student hugs Xie as another waits during a class break on May 6. [PHOTO BY ZHAO DONGSHAN/FOR CHINA DAILY]

(CHINA DAILY/Shandian news)

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