As a parent, I am well aware of the school's concern for students' study and safety. However, I think the practice of letting parents take turns to supervise evening self-study in schools needs more comprehensive consideration.

Deep communication

We need to have a frank dialogue with the school, understand the specific needs of the school and express parents' worries and difficulties. Through such communication, we can find a more reasonable solution.

Explore alternatives

We can explore other ways to ensure students' learning environment and discipline, such as strengthening school discipline measures, providing additional learning resources or setting up learning remedial classes.

Attach importance to family education

We encourage parents to actively participate in their children's family study and education and help them establish good study habits and values. This can not only improve students' learning effect, but also strengthen the parent-child relationship.

Establish a parent community

We can also meet this challenge together through the cooperation and support between parents. This can not only reduce the personal burden of parents, but also enhance their strength.

Considering all kinds of factors comprehensively

For the school to require parents to take turns to supervise evening self-study, it is necessary to comprehensively consider various factors. Through effective communication, exploring alternatives, strengthening family education and finding a balance point, it not only ensures students' study and safety, but also reduces the burden on parents.