The primary school class is now "speaking wonderfully", and the class teacher is domineering and super wonderful: it is best to hire a full-time nanny.

Usually, I can always see some contradictions between parents and teachers from time to time, many of which are teachers' wrong practices. But in fact, is the teacher really so unreliable?

In fact, for teachers, all the news are role models, and they may meet more wonderful parents in their own work.

The primary school class group is now "amazing", and the class teacher's domineering return is super wonderful.

Some time ago, I accidentally leaked the chat record of a class teacher's parents. When netizens saw the conversation between them, they all said: The teacher is not good!

When I was in kindergarten, because my children were younger, in addition to preschool education, there were nurses in my class. Children can find teachers and aunts for anything they eat or drink in the garden.

When children finish kindergarten, they can take care of themselves, such as going to the toilet and eating. At this time, it is generally not a big problem to go to primary school.

But if parents have been reluctant, there will be a scene in this class.

It stands to reason that when a child enters the first grade, he is already a primary school student who focuses on learning. At this time, the class teacher is responsible for teaching and paying attention to the health of some children.

In short, it is still very different from the work content of kindergarten teachers.

In those years, wonderful parents were "unable to speak clearly" in the class group, and the class teacher was too relieved.

The parent can't adjust his state after his child goes to primary school. Even if his children go out to play on weekends and don't come home for dinner in time, let the teacher find them.

In fact, let alone primary school teachers, even kindergarten teachers are not responsible!

Weekends are teachers' days off and children are not at school. What does the teacher do about the children coming home for dinner?

The teacher also directly refused, and the unreasonable demands of parents indicate that parents should communicate well with their children at ordinary times.

Look at this parent again. He loves the teacher directly in the class group, saying that his children don't eat eggs, let the teacher peel them, and let the teacher break the yolk and put it in the soup to avoid choking the children.

At first glance, I thought it was kindergarten, but actually it was grade one. A 7-year-old child can't peel eggs yet. Kindergarten stayed at home for so long, it was all done by parents and teachers!

But what does this have to do with primary school teachers? The teacher refused the parents' request on the grounds that the first-grade children should learn to take care of themselves. I didn't expect my parents to say "it's no big deal"!

In this regard, Xuan Dad just wants to say that it's no big deal, your child can naturally learn easily!

There are also children who can't wipe their bottoms when they go to the toilet after primary school, so parents began to ask teachers to wipe their bottoms.

After receiving the teacher's obvious rejection, she not only ignored it, but also asked the teacher to remember to help the child drink water after class.

Seeing this, my dad just wants to say, what is this wonderful parent, wonderful speech? 7, 8-year-old children are thirsty and can't drink water by themselves. This is not just poor self-care ability!

And this time the teacher finally car-scrapping up, very domineering replied:

"It is recommended to ask a full-time nanny to accompany you all the way, or to tutor the later school!"

This paragraph is really textbook-level, but not a single dirty word makes people feel carefree. The class teacher is domineering!

These "wonderful speeches" in primary school classrooms are not uncommon, but of course not all parents do. Having such a parent in a class is just a headache for teachers.

Not only the teachers can't understand it, but most parents are also confused. Finally, some parents can't help but stand up and speak.

A parent accused the teacher in the group, but didn't find the child's pants wet. Before the teacher answered, parents came out to uphold justice.

"Are you sure you didn't send the wrong group?"

"The teacher is not a nanny, and your education is not good!"

Let's just say, fortunately, I still understand that there are many parents.

Judging from all the "wonderful speeches" above, all children have poor self-care ability, and parents are too worried about teachers being nannies.

It is not difficult to see that the reason for the poor self-care ability of children should be that parents are too used to holding them.

Otherwise, there is no reason why children aged 7 or 8 can't even do such simple tasks as drinking water and peeling eggs. These parents don't know that their love will only hurt their children in the end.

The child's self-care ability is poor, what effect will it have?

Impaired self-esteem

Children with poor self-care ability are more likely to lose self-esteem in the future growth process, especially those with strong self-care ability.

They will gradually find that they are different from others and know nothing, so they are more likely to be treated differently by their peers, which is harmful to children's self-esteem.

Poor interpersonal relationship

Children with poor self-care ability are more likely to be self-centered because they live under the love and protection of their parents for a long time, and they are more likely to be self-centered when communicating with others.

However, making friends with others means exchanging sincerity for sincerity. It is difficult for selfish children to win the likes of their peers, so interpersonal relationships are often poor.

The wonderful parents in the classroom are "confused", and anyone who reads it will feel speechless, but fortunately, the class teacher is rigid enough to directly fight back. Who can finish reading without saying "wonderful" and "I'm relieved"

Do you think primary school teachers should still be in charge of children's eating and drinking? Welcome to exchange and discuss in the comment area!