Kang Chiao 菁英活动志工团队

“走快一点，快跟上…” 三天的热血三国挑战营活动已经成为过去式了，现在回想起来，都是和孩子们相处的点点滴滴和教官们被累瘫的场景。 三年真的是一个转瞬即逝的时间。三年前，我作为第一批被教官带领的学生体验了属于八年级的菁英活动，而现在，我却真正成为了一名教官来实现“反哺”，领导我的学弟妹们。 在第一次进班前站在班级门口等待时，紧张焦急的情绪让我不是该板着冷脸还是该微笑对待走廊里的学弟妹们。我也曾回想到当时教官第一次进班的时候，我感到很无聊以及有些浪费时间，因此我非常害怕不能被学弟妹们接受以及树立起我的威严。那一次进班并不是很成功，我们三个队辅教官便即时商量下一次进班的策略，发现我们应该用更合适的方式来引导学生。因为学生是我们的朋友，不是敌人。所以在第二次进班时，总体的表现变得更好一些。 活动的第一天是我最崩溃的一天，因为我们班学生都不怎么积极参加活动。那一天，我们整队是最慢的，唱歌声音是最小的，聊天声音是最大的，还有同学在早上就打架了，同学们都以一种消极的态度来面对这次活动。作为他们的教官，他们所犯的错误我都要负一定的责任。面对总教官对我们错误的指责，我和我的搭档们都感到十分无助，甚至开始怪罪自己的运气不好，也不知道怎么面对我们的孩子们。 重新收拾好心情的我们面对第二天的活动确实少了很多热情，但我们班的孩子在这一天却意外地听话，唱歌唱的非常响亮。那一刻，真的会从心底感到自豪和感动，会骄傲地告诉计分的老师我们是哪一个班级，也会告诉孩子们他们是最棒的班！ 活动结束了，但我还想听关于他们的故事，还想看他们在我面前打打闹闹的样子，也还想在他们后面催他们动作快一点。所留下的遗憾不是永远，而是为下一次再次相聚创造了机会。三天所留下的是一辈子的回忆，也是会以各种方式继续下去的传承。 现在我也变得更加大胆，已经完全与当初顾虑满满地递交教官申请时的我不一样了。在这成长的背后，要感谢所有人的辛苦付出。 最后只想说，遇见你们真的很幸运，谢谢你们！

"Go faster， keep up..." The three days of Three Kingdom Challenge Camp activities have become a thing of the past， and now when I look back， it's all about getting along with the kids and the instructors being exhausted. Three years is really a fleeting time. Three years ago， I was one of the first students to be led by an instructor to experience the elite activities of the 8th grade， but now I am really an instructor to "feed" and lead my younger siblings. When I was waiting at the door of my class before entering for the first time， I was so nervous and anxious that I didn't know whether to put a cold face on or smile at my younger siblings in the hallway. I also thought back to the time when the instructor first entered the class， I felt bored and wasted time， so I was afraid of not being accepted by the students and establishing my authority. That time was not very successful， so the three of us team co-instructors immediately discussed our strategy for the next time we entered the class and found that we should guide the students in a more appropriate way. Because students are our friends， not our enemies. So the second time we entered the class， the overall performance became a little better. The first day of the event was the most devastating day for me because none of the students in our class were very active in the event. On that day， we were the slowest to form up， the weakest to sing， the loudest to chat， and there were students who got into fights in the morning， and the students all had a negative attitude towards the event. As their instructor， I was responsible for all the mistakes they made. Faced with the chief instructor's accusation of our mistakes， my partners and I felt so helpless that we even started to blame ourselves for our bad luck and didn't know how to face our kids. We did face the next day's activities with much less enthusiasm， but the children in our class were unexpectedly obedient and sang very loudly on this day. At that moment， I would really feel proud and touched from the bottom of my heart， and would proudly tell the scoring teacher which class we are， and would tell the children that they are the best class! The event was over， but I still wanted to hear stories about them， to see them playing in front of me， and to be behind them to hurry them up. The regrets left behind are not forever but create an opportunity to meet again next time. What is left behind in three days is a lifetime of memories and a legacy that will continue in various ways. I have also become bolder now and am a completely different person than I was when I submitted my instructor application full of worries. Behind this growth， I would like to thank everyone for their hard work and dedication. Finally， I just want to say that I am really lucky to have met you all， thanks!

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