Parents send text messages to invite teachers to dinner. How did the teacher refuse?

If it is the first reason, I think the teacher can eat this meal to thank the parents for their kindness in educating their children. Because there is no interest in this, parents will not ask teachers to take special care of their children. Parents just thank the teacher for his education. But now many schools clearly stipulate that teachers can't attend students' thank-you banquets.

If it is the second reason, parents want teachers to take special care of their children, then teachers should not go to this kind of dinner. This kind of dinner is good, because "eat people short, take people soft", you eat someone else's food, which means you promised to help him. If things are not satisfactory to him, there is still the risk of being shaken out. Therefore, this kind of dinner that concerns interests, the teacher is determined not to go.

Therefore, if one's students graduate, parents will hold a graduation banquet and then invite the teacher to dinner, then the teacher can go to celebrate his students. This is not a bad thing. But if the school forbids it, then the teacher shouldn't go! If it is another meal, it is recommended that the teacher directly refuse!

I suggest that euphemistic refusal is a good choice. Send a message. 1, you should explain that teaching and educating people is the bounden duty of a teacher. Thank you very much for your parents' affirmation of your work. Children's achievements are inseparable from their efforts. As a teacher, everyone wants to be full of peaches and plums. I hope parents' children will study hard in the future and return to school more often when they have time! Thank you for inviting me, which makes me feel more burdened. Please forgive your indiscretion and support your work.