Urgent request for a Letter from the Student Council to the Parents of Members .

Children's growth needs the encouragement of parents, parents should not blindly criticize their children at the parent-teacher meeting, but should treat their children's grades correctly and listen to their children's voices. Below I have compiled a letter written by a student of the Parent-Teacher Association to parents, welcome to read it.

Dear Mom and Dad:

Hello! There have always been many things I want to say to you, and today, I will share my heart in the form of letters.

Actually, I'm already "considerably" satisfied with the education you gave me! I know very few parents can do what you do. Since I was very young, you have never doted on me, unlike other parents who dote on their children, holding them in your hands for fear of falling off, and holding them in your mouth for fear of melting.

Let me do my own things It is this little thing that sharpens my self-reliant character.

This allows me to withstand the blow of the storm and be able to move forward without flinching in the storm, which will benefit me for the rest of my life! I thank you!

When I was in junior high school, I was in the first stage of growth. The sudden change in circumstances made me uncomfortable. But under your correct guidance, I have raised the sails of self-confidence and fought bravely forward.

Parent-Teacher Association: A letter from a student to a parent Part 2.

Dear Mom and Dad:

Hello! When I was writing to you, I was in a really bad mood, Mom I really felt so tired, so tired. Mom, I really want to lie in your arms and rest for a while.

In just 19 years of life, I have become so vicissitudes. I've been through so many competitions and exams, and not once did you expect me to be the best, but I haven't ever won a first place for you since I was a kid. Although you have never deliberately asked me to do anything, do you know that every time I see other people's parents walking up to the podium with a smile on their faces, I will secretly shed tears, how much I am not angry with you.

Dad, Mom, when I was studying in a field for the first time. I haven't left you since I was a child, and on the day I left, Mom, you were more able to nag than before, and Dad, your words and actions were more difficult to give up than before. Mom and Dad, you know, at this time, I want to get into the new environment as soon as possible.

Mom and Dad always say that I am too young to take care of myself, but you know that my son has grown up and has been able to take charge of many things on his own and be responsible for himself. I hope you'll give me a little more freedom.

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