Is it the teacher s responsibility to lose the pencil? 5

It is the responsibility of parents and children, and teachers are responsible for doing a good job of education. However, keeping a pencil is related to the child's practical ability in life. It is not the teacher's obligation to cultivate, and it depends on the parents' hands-off guidance training and the child's self-consciousness summary.

Parents are not suitable to blame others for their mistakes, and teachers are also innocent.

Ignore this unreasonable parent. The pencil was lost because his own children were not good at taking care of it, and the teacher worked hard enough, managing so many children every day, and annoying people with such trivial things. If you lose the pencil and buy it again, it is not a valuable thing, it seems that you will lose it.

Let parents educate their children well, and take care of their own things!

It's hard to say about kindergarten! Because after all, it happened in kindergarten. If you're out of school, it's okay.

No, a kindergarten teacher is not a babysitter!

There is no absolute responsibility, but you should help find it. I must have been curious about the child, and he should be reasoned with and teach the child well.

Probably not. Losing a pen is a matter of student habit, so parents should be very responsible.

It's not easy to be a teacher, but you have to persevere.

Some parents don't understand the reason, you must pay attention to the guidance of students, small things when you are a child often have a huge impact on your child's future.

Is that parent sick? Isn't it just a pencil? As for it?

It's not easy for people to take you to see the child, the child is so skinny, who knows if he will lose **.

Are parents really vexatious?

Teachers are here to teach knowledge, not to see things!

If it happens at school, the school is definitely responsible. Schools can be held accountable.

If the teacher is present, there is, if the teacher is not there then no.

It's like I'm hurting someone on the street right now, and the police are present and don't stop me, that's a dereliction of duty, and the police aren't there, so naturally they are not responsible.

And it should be an accident.

Hello, students will inevitably have bumps and bumps during their time at school. Traditionally, children are unintentional. As a parent, don't make a fuss. Both parents are responsible for each other. Let's go through the process of seeing a doctor from Xueping Insurance and Social Security.

The child was stabbed in the eye with a pencil at school. Because it was an injury to a child at school. Schools definitely have part of the blame.

But the main responsibility lies with the student and his parents.

The school has no responsibility, and the responsibility of parents is greater, and they, as the guardians of the children, should teach the children that it is impossible to throw pencils, especially not to sharpen the pencils for the children! This is what the child throws himself, and then an accident happens. So the child should be responsible!

According to you, I think the main responsibility lies with this child.

The school is not responsible, and I think that the parent, as you, must have to compensate a certain amount of appropriateness. Because it's your child's fault.

If your child's classmates at school are borrowing pencils, and if you lose them in the process, you can buy one elsewhere and return it to him.

As long as the child has an accident during school, the school should bear some responsibility, although the main accident is the child, that is, the child who lost the pencil. But schools also have a certain amount of responsibility.

Even if the school is responsible for this kind of thing, it is still a small part of the responsibility, mainly the fault of the child, and the parents have to bear the consequences.

If a child is injured while at school, in any way, it is inseparable from the responsibility of the teachers and the school because they have temporary supervision responsibilities at the school.

The school has guardianship responsibilities, and if it is serious, you can ask the school to compensate for medical expenses and the like! As for what the school does with the teacher, it's their business! But you have to take this kind of thing seriously, this time you will be stabbed in the face, and next time you will deal with it well, and go and negotiate with the school!

I wish the child good health

How to manage. For example, if you lose your pencil, can you ask the teacher to help you find it? But many times the pencils look very similar, can you directly suspect that someone else has taken it?

When I first taught first grade, I would tell my children to pick up a pencil and put it on the lectern. But if you lose something, you can check it in the pen holder, but you can't find it. The problem is still in the students themselves, and the mistakes must be corrected, and the teacher should criticize them.

As a parent, you should also cultivate good habits in your children, your children will grow up sooner or later, at that time there is no teacher, who is to blame for losing things.

Because the child is still young, there is no self-judgment and sense of protection. They don't know how to protect their own rights and interests.

But the teacher is not wrong, and the teacher is also very conscientious to do her duty to Zi.

I think it was an accident!

You really can't blame the teacher for this. Hey!

In fact, it is illegal for the teacher to do this, and you can sue him.

A teacher's duty is to educate children, not to exclude or bully them.

It's not illegal, it can only be said that the teacher's morality is a bit problematic. And it's unlikely that the teacher would do such a thing, so you think too much.

Breaking the law but not committing a crime, not breaking the criminal law. If the nature is serious, the maximum dismissal will be without other consequences. Except for self-resolution.

Hello! Read your description.

Toddler throws pen in kindergarten.

As a kindergarten teacher, you should guide children in kindergarten.

Cherish school supplies and don't throw them away.

At the same time, explain to the parents of the children, saying that the children accidentally lost the pencils, and ask the parents of the children to cooperate in education and guidance.

No problem at all, good luck!

In kindergarten, children put pens together, often taking them wrong, and parents ask how to explain them.