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There are no rules, but now there are too many rules and too many assessments in the school, and teachers have to do it as a last resort.

School is a place where rules are spoken, and it is necessary and necessary to formulate certain rules. But there seem to be too many school rules nowadays: no chasing, no snacks brought to school, no clothing other than school uniforms to enter the campus, and girls are not allowed to have long hair......Some of these rules are reasonable, and some of them are reasonable.

For example, students are not allowed to bring snacks to school, are bread and buns counted as snacks? If I haven't eaten in the morning, can I bring breakfast into school? Many schools don't allow it, and breakfast doesn't work!

Schools prohibit students from bringing snacks on campus, perhaps first to prevent food safety incidents on campus, and secondly to maintain the school's environmental hygiene. But can snacks be banned? In our day, it was a heartwarming memory to share snacks in the classroom with a few good classmates, but now students don't have that fun.

Some teachers also feel that some of the rules are unreasonable, but the school has an assessment system, and if a student is found to have violated the rules, the score will be deducted and reported. Therefore, the teacher has no choice but to give high pressure and strict orders to the students in the class, and the violators will be severely punished to set an example.

This student was obviously regarded as a typical example and became the "chicken" who killed chickens and monkeys. Just because he ate a loaf of bread, he was asked to buy a loaf of bread for each of his classmates. <>

The teacher's way of letting the bread-eaters buy 40 loaves of bread is inappropriate, and it is suspected of making a big fuss.

Students eat bread in the classroom, which violates the school rules, but it is not a big deal, and it will not cause any serious consequences.

If I were a parent, I would definitely not carry out the teacher's order, this is to eat bread, if I eat some cherries or something, do I have to sell a pound of cherries to the whole class?

In the past, when we ate melon seeds in class, the teacher would ask us to give all the remaining melon seeds to the classmates, but we didn't have to eat them ourselves, and watched others eat them. This kind of treatment is reasonable, it is not right to eat melon seeds in class, and the punishment is to make you unable to eat and watch others eat. <>

Conclusion: The school has rules, and violations of the rules will be punished, but they should also be dealt with according to whether the student's behavior will cause any consequences and the severity of the disciplinary violation. Eating bread in the classroom is obviously a minor violation of discipline, and even I think that this rule of the school is wrong, and the teacher criticized that education is enough, and it is a bit too much to ask for forty loaves of bread!

No, the teacher's practice is incorrect and does not conform to the education regulations, which will cause conflicts between teachers and students and between parents and teachers.

I think it's a mistake for a child to be caught eating bread at school and asked the parent to deliver more than 40 breads the next day. Teachers have the responsibility to teach and criticize children not to behave in this way, but they do not have the power to punish parents. Moreover, it is only a trivial matter for children to eat bread, and it is enough to teach them more, and punishment will cause psychological shadows to children.

It is not right for the teacher to do this, although the child is wrong, but the teacher should criticize the child. It would be too much for parents to buy more than 40 servings of bread.

Personally, I think this teacher's approach is right, because in this way, the child will not eat indiscriminately at school in the future, so that he can remember it for a long time.