我办公桌旁常年放着一把空椅子,这是留给学生的。他们中有谁遭朋友误解了,与家长闹别扭了,喜欢上哪位同学了,来改份习作了……只要有学生来,我一定放下手头的活儿倾听,给予必要的指导。办公室一共五个老师,五张办公桌和五张椅子。我的这把空椅被同事戏称为“第六号座位”。但这,其实源于我曾经的一个沉痛的教训。雨生,我任课的高二学生,爱与我说些心里话。每次都会来上一句;“老师,你不听,会后悔的。” There was an empty chair all year round at my desk, which was left to the students. Any of them was misunderstood by friends, displeased with parents, like which classmates, to change the copy of the practice ... ... as long as there are students, I must put my hand to listen, give the necessary guidance. The office has a total of five teachers, five desks and five chairs. My empty chair was dubbed “my sixth seat” by my colleagues. But this, in fact, stems from a painful lesson I once had. Yu-sheng, the sophomore in my class, loves to talk to me. Every time I come to a sentence; “Teacher, you do not listen, will regret it.”