How to treat the news that parents complain that teachers assign too much homework during the summer vacation?

I looked it up on the Internet and carefully read the content of the WeChat conversation. It doesn't seem as simple as the question says. There is a presupposition in this question that the teacher blames the parents and puts the blame on the teacher, which is naturally the teacher's fault.

First of all, according to the online reports, especially the screenshots of the chat content of WeChat group, I think the teacher has arranged too much homework.

It can be seen that the homework is mechanical, including copying the text and writing. The text is read five times and no less than eight books are read. Too many. Because it's not just China people. Plus math, foreign languages, etc. If they are all the same, it is really not small. I once chatted with a friend who works in a middle school. He said that some school teachers assign homework now, and they never want you to finish it all. It is almost impossible to complete it all. God, what a world this is. I teach in a university. If I assign homework three times in a class, students will have opinions. If I evaluate teaching, I will say there is too much homework.

Secondly, there is something wrong with the teacher's tone and attitude, and parents are not easy to talk.

Math teachers, in particular, order students named XXX as soon as they open their mouths, and the amount of homework completed is the least in the class. It's not good for parents to say so. The shame of children and parents. The head teacher said that the parents disturbed the collective discipline and that people didn't want to see this parent comment, which seemed a bit excessive. As a teacher, you should empathize with parents and children.

Of course, parents should not think that the teacher's salary is the tuition paid by parents. In fact, tuition is only part of the school's funds.

Considering that both sides have some emotions, it will inevitably lead to ambiguity and misunderstanding if they are expressed in words in the group.

Thirdly, after 10,000 discussions, the crux of the problem remains unsolved: our primary and secondary school students are too burdened with schoolwork.

This problem is a comprehensive problem, not just a teacher's problem. Teachers are only one factor and the result of comprehensive social factors. Primary and secondary schools are tired into dogs, and universities are idle. After graduation, I lost my job and finally ate the old people. This is not normal, but it has become the status quo. No wonder, in order to reduce the burden on students, the Sichuan Provincial Department of Education has specially launched the "Ten Stricts and Ten Prohibitions", which is worthy of national study and well implemented. Of course, this problem is not so easy to solve. China society is in such a stage of development. With the rapid development of society and fierce competition, the state's investment in education is still far from enough, and the evaluation of education quality is basically based on explicit quantitative indicators such as enrollment rate, test scores and competition results.