Children go to school without certificates. Tell me about it.

But it happened. A parent complained in a livelihood report that every child in the kindergarten where her baby is located has a certificate of merit, but there is no one in her baby, who is called "full-time baby", "story king" and "little health expert", which is very annoying.

Out of such concern, the parent communicated with the teacher in the WeChat group and wanted the teacher to reissue a certificate for the child. But the teacher was unhappy and said it was unfair, so they had an argument. During the quarrel, the parents found that they were removed from the group chat, so they were even more angry.

So parents asked the teacher to reissue the certificate. Is it too justifying a fault? If you really want your child to get a certificate and enhance self-confidence, you can also tell your child to continue to work hard next semester. With the preset goals, through their own efforts, awards will definitely make children happier and more proud of themselves.