Last week, I made my teacher angry. I sent an apology message, but he didn't reply. He also complained to my mother. This week, his attitude is very cold, and it seems that he has not cooled down. Wha

Last week, I made my teacher angry. I sent an apology message, but he didn't reply. He also complained to my mother. This week, his attitude is very cold, and it seems that he has not cooled down. What should I do? First of all, taking the initiative to apologize is worthy of recognition, and it is even more commendable to have such a move from the standpoint of students.

First of all, regardless of your teacher's personal thoughts, the teacher is angry because you did something wrong. I believe you apologized because you realized your mistake, not because the teacher was angry. Then the next step is not only to apologize, but also to correct mistakes.

When you correct the mistake you made that made the teacher angry, I believe he won't be angry with you again.