被批评的经历和态度英语作文5年级
全文共6篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
    The Day I Got Criticized
    It was a sunny Tuesday morning when I walked into my 5th grade classroom feeling happy and excited. Little did I know, that day would turn out to be one of the most difficult ones I had faced so far.
    We had just finished our math lesson, and Mrs. Robinson asked us to take out our homework from the previous night. I felt pretty confident because I had worked really hard on those math problems. As she walked around the classroom checking our work, I noticed her stopping at my desk with a slight frown on her face.
    "Jessica, can you come up to my desk for a minute?" she said in a firm tone. My heart started pounding as I made my way to the front of the class. What could be wrong?
    Mrs. Robinson looked me straight in the eyes and said, "Your work is sloppy, and you have made many careless mistakes. This is not acceptable. I expect better from you."
    I felt my face turning red as waves of embarrassment washed over me. Mrs. Robinson's words stung, and I could feel the eyes of my classmates on me. I wanted to disappear into thin air.
    "but I worked so hard on it," I stammered, trying to hold back tears.
    "That may be true, but hard work alone is not enough. You need to be more careful and double-check your work," Mrs. Robinson replied sternly.
    I nodded silently, unable to say anything more. As I walked back to my seat, a million thoughts raced through my mind. I had always prided myself on being a good student, and this criticism felt like a punch in the gut.
    For the rest of the day, I couldn't concentrate on anything. I kept replaying the scene in my head, wondering what I could have done differently. I felt like a failure, and the weight of
Mrs. Robinson's words seemed to grow heavier with each passing hour.
    When I got home, I burst into tears as I recounted the day's events to my mom. She listened patiently and then gave me a big hug.
    "Sweetheart, being criticized is never easy, but it's an important part of life. It helps us grow and improve," she said gently.
    "But it was so embarrassing," I sniffled. "And what if I'm just not good at math?"
    "You are a bright and capable girl," my mom reassured me. "Just because you made some mistakes doesn't mean you're not good at something. It simply means you have room for improvement, and that's okay."
    Her words slowly started to sink in, and I realized that while the criticism had stung, it didn't have to define me. I could choose how to react to it.
    The next day at school, I approached Mrs. Robinson during recess.
react to中文    "Mrs. Robinson, I wanted to apologize for my sloppy work yesterday," I said. "And thank you for pointing out my mistakes. It will help me be more careful in the future."
    To my surprise, she smiled warmly at me. "I'm proud of you for taking this so maturely, Jessica. That's the attitude we need to have when we're criticized – to learn from it and use it as motivation to do better next time."
    From that day on, I made a conscious effort to double-check my work and pay closer attention to details. And whenever I received criticism, instead of feeling discouraged, I tried to see it as an opportunity to improve.
    Looking back, that experience taught me a valuable lesson – criticism, while uncomfortable, can be a gift if we approach it with the right mindset. It's not personal; it's simply feedback meant to help us grow. And growth, as painful as it may sometimes be, is essential for success in any area of life.
    So, the next time someone criticizes you, take a deep breath and remember: it's not the
end of the world. It's a chance to become better than you were yesterday. Embrace it, learn from it, and keep moving forward with determination and resilience.
篇2
    Title: Learning from Criticism: A Journey of Growth
    Ever since I was a little kid, I've been told that criticism is something to be afraid of. It's like a monster under the bed, waiting to jump out and scare you. But as I've grown older, I've realized that criticism isn't something to be feared; it's something to be embraced.
    My first real experience with criticism came in the third grade. I had worked really hard on a science project, spending hours researching and putting it all together. When it came time to present it to the class, I was so excited. I stood up in front of everyone and proudly explained my project.
    But then, as I was talking, one of my classmates raised his hand and said, "That's not right. You got that fact totally wrong." I was stunned. I felt like someone had just pulled the r
ug out from under me. My face turned red, and I stumbled over my words, unsure of what to say.

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