Every local teacher's requirements and teaching methods are different. When the teacher assigns homework, sometimes he writes it on the blackboard, and sometimes he arranges it with his mobile phone. I don't think it makes much difference to everyone. As long as children can remember their homework and finish it on time after school, it is not a very important issue. Some students may not remember all their homework at school, so when they get home, parents will ask the teacher about today's homework on the mobile phone, and the teacher will post the homework on the mobile phone to facilitate parents to supervise their children and enable them to finish their homework in time. However, in some parents' ideology, they think that the teacher's approach is wrong, so different people have different views on the same thing.

1. Do parents have different understandings? Everyone's way of thinking and thinking will be very different from others. Facing the same thing, each of us has different ideas. I don't think there is much discussion value on the problem of teachers assigning homework to children. No matter how the teacher assigns homework to the children, as long as the children can finish it on time is the ultimate goal. Either way, teachers have their own starting point, and parents can understand and cooperate more. I think this is a completely solvable problem. Some teachers may be busy at school and have no time to do their homework. It is understandable that they occasionally use their mobile phones to assign homework. Parents can control their children to play mobile phones.

Second, children should not be overly nervous when touching mobile phones. Mobile phones have become an important communication tool for us and an important way to understand the outside world. Children can also relax properly after studying and learn about the outside world through their mobile phones. As long as parents can do proper supervision, they will not completely let their children get rid of their mobile phones and prevent them from having any contact with them, which may cause a kind of resistance to their children. They will think that mobile phones may be a good thing more and more, and they will try their best to contact and use them, which will backfire. Mobile phones have both advantages and disadvantages for children, depending on how adults correctly guide children to use them.

Whether teachers use mobile phones to assign homework is a well-understood problem. No matter how the homework is arranged, as long as the child can finish it on time, it is the ultimate goal.