Is it appropriate for parents to forget to remind them of class fees?

When parents forget the handover fee, they can take appropriate reminders and urges, but they should be tactful and respectful. Here are some suggestions:

1. Private communication: If possible, you can communicate with parents privately by SMS or telephone to remind them of the class fee. Avoid mentioning this matter in public or with other parents, so as not to embarrass parents or cause unnecessary contradictions.

2. Emphasize service: When reminding the class fee, you can emphasize the service provided to the children and the progress made, so that parents can understand the importance of paying the class fee. At the same time, it can also remind parents of the educational concept and purpose of the organization and enhance their sense of identity with payment.

3. Propose solutions: If parents can't pay class fees in time for some reasons, they can propose some solutions. For example, extend the payment period or pay in installments, so that parents can feel your understanding and flexibility.

4. Avoid being too frequent: Although the reminder fee is reasonable, being too frequent may make parents feel bored or uncomfortable. Parents can be given a certain time buffer to realize the problem and solve it as soon as possible.

5. Communication attitude: Be polite and professional when urging class time. Avoid using too direct or offensive language and avoid unnecessary disputes.

In short, when parents forget to pay the class fee, it is ok to remind and urge them appropriately. The key is to express your position and needs in an appropriate way, and at the same time respect the feelings of parents and children, in order to establish a good home-school relationship.