At present, the Ministry of Education prohibits parents from correcting homework because parents will add a lot of extra burden to themselves. Correcting homework should be the teacher's job. If parents correct it, they will do the work of teachers. After a hard day's work, parents come back every day to help their children correct their homework, which increases the workload, but reduces the workload of teachers, which is very unfavorable to parents. Therefore, the Education Bureau forbids parents to correct homework. I think this is also good. We should do what we should do in our posts. Correcting homework will take up a lot of parents' time. Parents need to cook, cook dinner, clean up the house and correct their children's homework after work every day, which will make parents very hard and take up their rest time. It will also put pressure on parents. As children grow up, learning content will become more and more difficult. It is difficult for parents to give guidance and correct homework, and it will be more difficult for them to finish it. It will also add trouble to parents. Sometimes watching children do their homework will make them angry. Sometimes their children will make more mistakes in their homework and get angry in the process of correcting themselves. If they think this question is so simple, how can it be wrong? They will feel whether the child studies hard at school, what problems have led to his current achievements, and parents will also inquire about some reasons according to the child's situation. Correcting homework will add some extra burden to parents, take up their time to correct homework for their children, check the completion of their homework, and then solve the problems in correcting homework for their children to see if they need to attend some training courses to improve their academic performance, which will also increase their troubles. When they see that their children's academic performance is very distressed, they will think about how to improve their academic performance and so on.