Watched on April 1, 2012. Saturday
Written on April 8, 2012
I got this serial from my sister that somehow love Japanese
dorama after I introduced “nobuta wo produce” to her. So I spent a day and a
night to watch it in my room.
It was a serial about 4 interns doctor who applied for a doctor
heli program in their university hospital. It was a program which the doctors
will be sent over to the accident site using the helicopter to give the very
first help to the victims.
While watching it I related them into my own life as a teacher
in the future. Because I see the job of teacher is as important and honorable
as a doctor.
I quoted one point there when a senior doctor told one of the
interns that “what we do to the patient will affect on our future also the
patient future.
One of the characters was Aizawa sensei, a coolheaded doctor who
calmly make a decision about what should be done to the victims, whether there
will be an operation or not. He used his knowledge to decide it. A senior
doctor asked him why he did not raise his hand when he asked who want to be in
the helicopter, and he calmly answered “I want to get to the helicopter with my
hand and skill”.
Can you think of something in that way. I probably will raise my
hand to take the change to be in the helicopter, also to show the others that I
have a skill to do it and that I have the confidence. Without making sure of my
skill first. Do you ever do that? I don’t think that showing your intention and
confidence to others are wrong. But it is more awesome if the people realize
your talent or skill by showing it to them, rather than to show your confidence
and higher motivation.
Well, do I make my self clear?
No mistake is tolerated. Because when you misdiagnose the
patient illnesses, the next procedure will be a danger to them, can cause a
death.
That is why one of the interns , Shiraishi sensei, took books in
her pocket to be read in her free time. She kept learning in order not to make
a wrong decision or wrong diagnose on her patients. But, a nurse, Saejima-san,
said that the things that they will fid in the real life is more than what
written in the books.
Yeah, it is true.
What we are going to find in the real life is more complicated
than the theory that you’ll find in the book.
Just the same with teacher, theories of learning and teaching
that you learnt all the year will not completely that easier to apply in the
real class. But you still need to use it as reference or at least as your guide
to make a deal with the real class.
Everyone is unique and irreplaceable. Why I said that? since in
this life there are people with talent and skill and not good at interacting
with people, however there are also people who are good at interacting with
people without specific talent. Take a look at this serial. Aizawa-sensei was a
talented doctor and also reliable that everyone believe in him in making
decision while dealing with the patient and the operation process. And then
also take a look at Shiraishi-sensei, a doctor that at first cannot make a
decision, but keep learning. And then Hiyama-sensei, a doctor that take a great
concern and attention to the patients, she cannot let the patient to be
abandoned or ignored by their family. She easily sympathized with the condition
of the patients.
There are mood maker people in our life. Just like
Fujiyama-sensei, an intern doctor that easily get closed with the patients
because of his “innocence” that somehow make him easily get bullied by the
patients.
To be continued…
