Tell parents that encouraging children is the best cooperation between schools and teachers. Write short messages or emails to parents regularly to tell them that their children have made progress and thank them for their cooperation. Parents need to encourage their children, and teachers need to encourage their parents. Tell your parents:

Don't rush. Encourage and trust children to do well, and children will do well. Let children know that it is his responsibility to read good books, not the responsibility of parents. The future and life belong to the children themselves. No matter how much parents love their children, they can't take the place of their children in their lives. Tell him that those who study well and those who don't study well will come to the social hierarchy. Tell him you have 100% confidence in him. If he studies hard, he will get excellent grades. Don't rush him to make his own arrangements. If you rush him specifically, you are overreaching yourself. Children will think that learning is your business. Even if he did it at your urging, he thought he was studying for you, not for himself. Then once he loses your urging, he won't study. Can you urge him for life?