1. When students make many mistakes in their work, teachers often upload the assignments to the class group, blaming parents for inadequate supervision.
2. In response to this, parents should proactively communicate with the teacher to explain that their lack of involvement in their child's studies is not due to neglect, but rather due to the pressures of work and life that make it difficult to assist with homework.
3. Instead of publicly criticizing parents in the group, teachers should privately communicate with them, providing specific feedback on the mistakes made by the students.
4. The reaction of parents to their child's numerous mistakes is often because they are busy with work, and they do not have the time to check their child's homework after work.
5. It is not appropriate for teachers to publicly blame parents for inadequate supervision in the class group, as it can make parents feel helpless, as homework assistance should be one of the responsibilities of the teacher.
6. Mutual understanding is needed between teachers and parents. Teachers should recognize the actual situation of parents who are busy with work, while parents should also ensure that they devote enough time and effort to their child's education.
7. Parents should not use their busy work schedule as an excuse to neglect their child's education. Teaching children is an important responsibility of parents, and the development of their child's learning attitude and habits is crucial.
8. Parents should ensure that their child has a solid foundation in learning and study habits before fully committing to their work. The collaboration between teachers and parents is essential for the overall development of the child.
