The event happened three years ago when I was a ninth-grader. Just like now, it was a difficult time for me preparing for the entrance exam. As that time, my teacher gave me an assignment: record every score that the students got in the quiz and key them into the computer. A few weeks later, I started to get tired of it and felt that I was running out of time. So I asked my teacher if she could choose someone else instead. Unexpectedly, she went out of rage and blamed me in front of the entire class. I felt ashamed, hurt, and unhappy.
The next day, my teacher said to me, “I gave this assignment to you because I trust you. I know that you have the ability to handle it. But you are too nervous. Things are not that hard as you think. ” Not until then did I realize that all my teacher did was for my own good. “Capability invites laboriousness.” I’ve beard this saying many times. However, I’ve never thought that this has anything to do with me. But now I know when I am capable of something, just do as much as I can. After all, with the experience learning from working, I can build my confidence and ability.



