Before the holiday, I didn't send a message to the teacher to report my safety. The teacher asked me to write an 800-word review ... (mainly because I didn't worry ... I forgot)

The hint of sincerity is a bit exaggerated. After all, you have proved your safety by standing in front of him, haven't you?

Written self-criticism

Dear Teacher XX:

I have made a profound review of your critical education from the heart. I realize my mistake and hereby review it.

Last time I took XX vacation, the vacation had XX days. Such a long holiday is likely to have security risks. From the perspective of being serious and responsible, the teacher asked us to send text messages to keep safe before the holiday. A little thing reflects the teacher's care and care for the students. After the family learned about this, they also spoke highly of the teacher's behavior.

But, I am young, but. . . Alas. . . I'm sorry for the teacher's concern and love. On the way home that holiday, I still thought to myself that the first thing to remember when I go home is to send a text message to the teacher to keep me safe (because mobile phones are not allowed in school, or you can edit the text message on the way and send it directly when you go home). I remember it well on the road, but when I got home, my mother was very nervous and asked me to buy steamed bread. I said it was sold out late, so I thought: this loyalty and righteousness can't be both. I went, and when I came back, I just ... Just ... . .

Teacher, in fact, I kept this thing you told me in mind, but I was so nervous that I forgot. I think this is also the case in your experience. You forgot something because you were too nervous, so you pushed others yourself. I don't think you will blame me.

Teacher, you are recognized as the most responsible and caring teacher in our class. I will remember your criticism and education this time. I hope the teacher can forgive me and give me a chance to correct my mistakes.

Reviewed by: XXX