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In history, there are many scientists who have benefited mankind, such as Nobel, Bomb King, Copernicus, the great scientist, Edison and Inventor King. ...
Among them, I admire Edison the most. He had more than 2,000 inventions in his life, and 1328 inventions were patented. There is an invention every 15 days. His invention has made great contributions to mankind. He likes to do experiments easily, so he often jokes. Once, he gave his companion gas medicine, which almost killed him, and his father gave him a good beating. Before electric light appeared, people used dim kerosene lamps. He tried countless times without success. Finally, he thought of trying cotton yarn. As a result, the light bulb glowed golden. This day was 1879, 10, 2 1, and later it was designated as the electric light invention day.
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In my memory, there are many people worthy of our admiration, but the person I admire most is an ordinary and great teacher. She is our math teacher-Miss Ran.
Teacher Ran is a female teacher. She is not tall but not short. She has a chubby figure, beautiful straight hair and bright eyes under thick eyebrows.
Every time in class, Mr. Ran always takes pains to explain a series of difficult problems to us. Only by understanding them can the teacher leave safely. Sometimes Mr. Ran will use the rest time to explain some mistakes to us. Few students can listen. Maybe the students don't care about Miss Ran at all, because she is a young teacher and an intern. From time to time, I will complain that the teacher is long-winded and takes up our rest time. Facing the students' attitude, Mr. Ran persisted. But which of us really understands her good intentions? Now I think teacher Ran is selfless!
After Mr. Ran returned to the office, he began to get busy again. This time, she is correcting her homework. She read one article after another for fear of correcting her homework. After correcting the homework, she told the wrong questions for the students to correct, and then checked them for her one by one. As long as we make a little progress, Mr. Ran will pay us prizes. Encourage us to continue our efforts. Now I think Mr. Ran is careful.
Isn't a good teacher like Mr. Ran worthy of our admiration?