The first quintuplets in Anhui have all gone to school. What should we do if we hold a parent-teacher meeting?

The quintuplets from Anhui entered junior high school, which aroused everyone's curiosity. Is it better to put so many children in one class or in different classes? If they are in different classes, what will happen if they hold a parent-teacher meeting? Do

In 2006, Chen Qiangbiao’s family in Anhui made news because they gave birth to quintuplets (3 girls and 2 boys). The probability of this is very small, and it is the first of its kind in Anhui. More than ten years have passed, and the quintuplets are now in junior high school. People can't help but be curious about the quintuplets. How are their lives and their studies going? No, some people are worried about their parent-teacher meetings. Come on, what should we do if we hold a parent-teacher meeting with so many children?

Actually, you don’t have to worry too much about this. Since they are quintuplets, they are all the same age. It would be best if you say hello to the teacher when you enter school and are put in the same class. Let’s start. It's easy to attend parent-teacher conferences, as you only need to attend in one class.

It’s just that in many schools, freshmen are randomly assigned to classes, or are matched according to their grades. In this case, even if five children are in the same grade, the probability of being in the same class is very small. If they are divided into different classes, then only parents, grandparents, and even grandparents, uncles, aunts, etc. can attend the parent-teacher conference when they have time. In daily teaching, although I have never encountered quintuplets, I still often encounter twins.

Quintuplets are rare, but twins and even triplets are relatively common. I have also encountered several pairs of twins when I was teaching. Some twins have similar grades, while others are very different. Some have similar personalities and temperaments, while others are completely different.

I remember there was a pair of twin sisters who looked exactly the same and couldn't tell them apart at all. Their parents also liked to dress them in the same clothes. Their grades were about the same and they even wrote about the same. It was really hard to tell them apart. It was okay to sit them separately, with one seat corresponding to one person, but after class was over, it was hard to figure out who was who. There is really no way to let one of them have long hair and the other have short hair. This way you won't keep making jokes.

Their parents have no worries about holding parent-teacher conferences, because their two daughters are in the same class, which saves a lot of trouble compared to other people. Every time they are divided into classes, their parents will come and ask that they be put in the same class and not separated.

Conclusion: For the quintuplets, the dilemma of holding parent-teacher conferences is still a trivial matter. How to feed such a large group of children, take care of their physical and mental health, and train them to learn is the most important thing. !