But you're really doing this for the children, okay? Nowadays, many parents care about their children in every possible way. They are worried that their children will be bullied by classmates and beaten by teachers, and that they will be wronged. It is that they don't worry so much about educating their children and cultivating them into flowers in the greenhouse. Can they face the pressure from all sides when they go to society? Do they have to come back and cry and say to you,' Mom and Dad, our boss gave me a lecture today, and my colleague ran me off today. "This time, Eric, you don't want to run to the company to find you darling to theory?
My child is 8 years old this year, and he is also my darling. I hate to let the teacher hit him, but if I make a mistake, as the question says, the child's homework is not done well. It's the child's fault. There is not much harm, and I am willing to accept it myself. Tell the child that the teacher doesn't hate you, but your behavior has angered him. He hopes you can do your homework well and get a good grade. But the teacher really hit hard, and my mother was distressed to see these red handprints, but you should learn to be responsible for your actions.
I will enlighten children not to hate teachers, but to change their behavior.
When we went to the Education Bureau to complain, the answer to the children was the teacher's fault, even though I didn't do my homework well. Maybe when we complain, the teacher will be punished or apologize to the children, but what did the children learn? I learned not to be responsible for my actions, and I learned to pass the buck. Anything I feel wronged is someone else's fault.
A classmate in the next class said that after he was beaten by the teacher when he was a child, he came back and told his grandmother. Grandma came to school on crutches and said to the teacher, you can teach children knowledge, but don't hit my children. The children are poor and their parents are gone. I can't bear to hit him. You shouldn't hit my children in the future.
From then on, the teacher never hit him again, or ignored him again.
He now regrets telling his grandmother about it. If she hadn't told him at that time, the teacher would continue to take care of him, and he wouldn't be what he is now.
So, when we want to complain, think about it. Are we really good to our children again?
Of course, except for severe corporal punishment! Be sure to complain, it has hurt the child's life safety. Life is almost gone, what can we talk about in the future!