Originally, she made up lessons at the head teacher's home, but today she dropped out of class. I said she dropped out of class for no reason. She said there was no need to make up lessons, and the te

Originally, she made up lessons at the head teacher's home, but today she dropped out of class. I said she dropped out of class for no reason. She said there was no need to make up lessons, and the teacher knew nothing. It's no use making up lessons if you don't want to learn. It is useless to insist, and it will also produce rebellious psychology. Still have to sit down and have a good talk and tell each other the reasons for making up classes or not. In fact, she has her own ideas in the form of adult discussion. She should put down her parents' airs and communicate sincerely, which is guidance rather than indoctrination.