How should parents reply to their children's teachers' text messages?

When replying to the teacher's short message, it is suggested to confirm the actual situation and reasons of the child first, and then sincerely express your thoughts and attitudes and propose solutions.

The following are some reference examples of replying to teachers' short messages:

If the child's poor grades are due to problems such as study habits or improper time management, you can reply to the teacher like this:

Dear teacher, thank you for your attention and reminder. We seriously reflect and find that there are some problems in children's learning. We will work with our children to make a reasonable study plan, implement study habits and strive to improve our grades.

If the child's grades are declining due to physical reasons or family environment, you can reply to the teacher like this:

Dear teacher, thank you for your attention and reminder. We have learned the reasons for children's grades and are actively solving the problem. We will arrange for children to go to the hospital for physical examination as soon as possible, strengthen love and care for children and help them tide over the difficulties.

If you don't know the reason for the decline in children's grades, you can reply to the teacher like this:

Dear teacher, thank you for your attention and reminder. We will carefully analyze the reasons with our children and take effective measures to improve their academic performance. If we need the help and guidance of teachers, we will be very grateful.