As parents, everyone is very concerned about their children's learning on campus. When the child comes home and tells us that his job has been torn off by the teacher, what should we do?
We first have to calm down and not get too excited or emotional. Subsequently, you can use the following measures:
Check: Ask the child why the teacher tore up his work. Grasping the details helps us to deal with problems better.
Communicate with teachers: We can try to communicate with teachers to understand why teachers do what they do, and what they expect and demand from their children. When communicating with teachers, we need to pay attention to tone and language, and maintain politeness and respect.
Observe your child's attitude: Your child may feel frustrated or cold because their work is torn apart. We need to take into account the child's mood swings and give comfort and availability in a timely manner.
Guide your child to finish their homework again: If your child's homework is torn off, you need to help them finish their homework again. This also helps children to better understand the standards and content of the work.
Consider communicating with school executives: If we believe that there is a problem with a teacher's approach, we can consider talking to school executives to find a more reasonable solution.
When we encounter this situation, we should remain rational, verify the situation, and communicate scientifically and rationally with the teacher. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to your child's emotional changes and help them to do their homework again. If the problem cannot be solved, we can consider reporting the problem to the school executives and find a more reasonable solution.