The Ministry of Education has clearly pointed out that parents should not be assigned homework in various forms or disguised forms, and correcting homework is part of teachers' job responsibilities. In recent years, parents in many areas have indicated that they are under increasing pressure on their children's education. Teachers in some schools require parents to correct their children's homework and sign it for confirmation. In fact, this is not in compliance, which has increased the pressure on parents to some extent.
1. Parents should set an example to educate their children and establish a correct view of children. Parents are very important and indispensable in the process of children's growth. In the process of children's growth, parents should accompany their children and establish correct three views for them, whether it is values or outlook on life. In addition, family relationships are also very important for children. Parents should treat their children with understanding and tolerance, instead of losing their temper to solve problems. They should teach their children to do things and set an example, instilling in them the correct three views and the correct ways and means to solve problems.
Second, school teachers should not increase the burden on parents and reduce their work pressure in disguise. In recent years, many school teachers have asked parents to join various social groups and have a certain understanding of their children's learning progress. It is understandable to know the progress of children's learning, but it is not advisable to increase the pressure on parents in disguise and reduce their work content. School teachers should not hand over children's homework to parents for correction. After all, parents' learning level may be limited. In addition, if homework is handed over to parents for correction, the teacher will never know which knowledge points the students have not learned thoroughly. Therefore, it is not advisable for parents to correct homework on their behalf, which is explicitly prohibited by the Ministry of Education.