Julia has being \u00a0school for two weeks since the beginning.<\/p>\n
Yesterday evening, when we were preparing the corn making, Julia talked with me.”Mummy, I felt very lonely at school, when we played in the playground, no one played with me, I was always alone.” She was so tearing when she said that. I hold her and tried to comfort her. I told her she would make some friends in the very near future. I asked her to study English harder then she could talk with her classmates and teachers. She didn’t cry out. This let me so touched. She was very strong because when i asked her whether she still wanted to go to school tomorrow she said of course yes.<\/p>\n
Actually, I felt very very sad.\u00a0This would be so difficult for anyone. I almost cried when I talked with her. But i let my tears go back. I need to be much stronger at this time.<\/p>\n
I need to do something. I sent her teacher \u00a0an email to let her know Julia’s feelings at school and asked for advices what else we can do to help her feel included.<\/p>\n
Her teacher Mrs Kerber replied me very fast. And she said \u00a0she will talk with some girls in class tomorrow morning about including her at recess. \u00a0And she\u00a0had also let school guidance counselor and Julia\u2019s English language teacher notice Julia’s situation. \u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Hopefully, all of \u00a0us can come up with some ways to get Julia involved with her classmates.<\/span><\/p>\n For kids, I’m sure it is very hard for anyone to get\u00a0<\/span>adjust\u00a0to a new school. Especially for language changing, Julia already did very\u00a0<\/span>goof\u00a0job. And the most important thing is she never showed giving up and never said\u00a0<\/span>nagative\u00a0 words and she kept trying hard.<\/span>\u00a0“Julia is very strong “. \u00a0Daddy said. “Yes, I’m so touched and I’m so proud of her.”I replied.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Julia has being \u00a0school for two weeks since the beginni … \u7ee7\u7eed\u9605\u8bfbJulia Is Very Strong<\/span>