Are most homeroom teachers so targeted at students who don t give gifts?

Whether the class teacher will target students who do not give gifts depends on the character of the class teacher, and teachers with good character will not care about students' gifts, because teachers do not lack students' gifts. Teachers with bad character will care, and they will find ways to get students to give gifts.

Students focus on their studies, and there is no need to give gifts to the class teacher, because once you start giving gifts, it will only promote a bad atmosphere, and it will not ensure that you go to college.

Of course not. The school is a very formal unit, a place for teaching and educating people, so there is no incident of school teachers receiving gifts. The first teacher of the school likes students who are good at studying, and the second is that he likes students who have a lively and cheerful personality.

This is impossible, if you want to believe in the teacher's morality, teachers are educated people, and it is their principle to be a role model, and they treat the student union equally, not in the class teacher for students who do not give gifts.

Are most homeroom teachers so targeted at students who don't give gifts? It's not that the class teacher doesn't need to give gifts in order to teach the students well.

What you are talking about, is just an individual phenomenon, it does exist, but very little, I myself am a parent of a student in the first year of high school, since the child's elementary school I want to send some gifts to the child's teacher, but the teacher does not accept it, the child is a good student every semester, excellent class cadres, so there are still a lot of people's teachers in this society.

What grade you are in.

If it's high school, junior high school, or elementary school, it's not good, after all, except for the homeroom teacher, the other teachers also teach you every day, and most of the time together.

But if it's a university, it's okay to only send the homeroom teacher, because you will find that you will change many teachers in the same course and the same semester, and some teachers will not teach without knowing what their surname is, and only the homeroom teacher will accompany you the most.

Every teacher has to send it, one person and one building, remember to adopt me. Because you don't have anyone to give them a building, they'll be happy.

We don't allow gifts. But if you give a gift, feel free. Other teachers won't care much.

The child is about to start school, for example, the teacher faced the gifts sent by the parents of the students, I have met them, for this, I thank the parents, and tell the parents seriously"I am a people's teacher, it is my duty to educate students, first of all, I don't know the character of a teacher, through gift-giving, we can see a lot of things. The old oilman is still a rookie, and his greed is still in the right place, so it's not good to deal with. If the teacher confiscates, it may be that the teacher is afraid to accept the gift for various reasons, as far as the gift is concerned, as long as you give it for the first time, it is inevitable that there will be a second and third time, and the gift may not increase the teacher's respect for you, nor may it make the teacher look at your child differently.

<> such a premise determines that the teacher must take care of the teaching progress in the classroom, and under this premise, you have to think about your child, because the key is that your child still has to fight. Imagine that there is no problem when you call it once, and then you call it again and again, in short, I also have children, and I know that educating children is our life's work as parents, and we must pay for it. If you don't approve of pushing all your children to school, then you must have lost your parental responsibility.

Actively cooperate with the teacher.

The teacher will let you take it back, anyway, that's what our teachers did, how to bring it and how to bring it back. I would tell my children that mom and dad were working hard too, and that they would bring gifts back to their parents. Let your child be treated like any other child and not be treated specially.

It is necessary to win the praise of teachers with good performance and good academic performance in school. Let your child use his own efforts to strive to excel in his class.

Suggestion: If you often communicate with the teacher about your child's learning, send a message of blessing to the teacher during the New Year's holidays, maintain a pure home-school relationship, and make some contributions to maintaining a clean and upright school atmosphere. In order to allow their children to receive more special attention from teachers, some parents may close the relationship with teachers by giving gifts to teachers, so as to achieve the purpose of taking special care of their children.

I don't think you need to give gifts, you don't have to be very deliberate, if you want your children to be paid more attention to by the class teacher, or take care of them more, you can give a little gift expressively, after all, there is a good saying, take people softly.

No, when children are in primary school, they do not need to give gifts to the class teacher, and the behavior of giving gifts is also incorrect, but it may affect the child's judgment, and the teacher should pay more attention to himself if his parents give gifts to the teacher. I think children should be trained to compete fairly from an early age, learn from each other's strengths, parents really want teachers to pay more attention to their children, parents should communicate more about their children's situation to teachers, and parents should also care more about their children's learning.

When your child is in elementary school, you should give a gift to your homeroom teacher. Because gift-giving gives the class teacher a better impression, he will usually pay more attention to the child's learning, which is very helpful to the child's learning.

You shouldn't give gifts, because the school has rules that you can't give gifts to any teacher, and it doesn't meet the national regulations, so it's very unreasonable.

No, if you do this, the head teacher will develop this habit, and if he doesn't send it himself, he will embarrass his child.

Although we are facing this situation, as long as we can do a normal state of mind, in fact, sometimes you give gifts to the head teacher, I think this kind of behavior is not appropriate, after all, the child is now in primary school, even if he goes to junior high school and high school in the future, do not do this, because the child's academic performance depends entirely on the communication between parents and children, and the class teacher is just a tutoring role, so we are still for the healthy development of the child in the future, try not to take this step.

In fact, I have always felt that gift-giving is a very bad behavior, and this kind of behavior is strictly forbidden in our country, but there are still many people who will do it. If he says that if he doesn't give a gift to the child's homeroom teacher, he will treat his child differently, then this gift must be given.

I don't think this is necessary, as long as it is a serious and responsible teacher, he is responsible for every child, and in terms of children's learning, it depends on the child's own creation.

There is no need to give gifts to the class teacher, it is his profession for the class teacher to manage the children, as a teacher. It is their job to educate their children, and to give gifts is to bribe them.

Sent money, how practical. At first, my dad didn't send it, so I sat in the penultimate row, and I was still short-sighted, so I couldn't see at all. What the teacher said was also more obvious, and at noon, he disturbed my dad with a nuclear nucleus**, and I couldn't see it when I sat in the back row.

Dad came to see me in the afternoon, and gave the teacher 500 to give me a meal card, so my card didn't see the 500 for a few days, and later I learned that Dad sent money to the teacher. In the afternoon class, the teacher asked me if I could not see, and if I couldn't see, I would sit in the front row or the middle position, and I suddenly understood. At that time, I was still in Bidan Town, and I was in the sixth grade, so I can imagine how much relationship there is in this potato city and how much gift it gives.

I sent it, but it's the kind of thank you for it, not for flattery.

At that time, the second year of high school was in the English teacher's house to make up the class, my English level was really poor and poor, but my English teacher's teaching level was too good, and I was pulled back from the edge of failing to the level of more than all the average scores, and finally the English pulled a lot of points for me in the college entrance examination, so I am very grateful to the English teacher, and I bought a lot of tea for him after the college entrance examination (the teacher especially likes to drink tea), and I am really glad that I can meet such a good teacher.

But I've also seen the phenomenon of my classmates giving gifts to the class teacher, anyway, I look down on this kind of person, but I haven't given a gift to the class teacher once in high school, and the class teacher has never felt sorry for me, but he will have a better attitude towards those students who give gifts. I sent it. This "gift" has a scale, and I gave a peace fruit at that time, writing words of blessing and giving it to the teacher to express my gratitude and respect to the teacher.

This kind of "gift" we can give, and it is also a way to educate children about gratitude. But now, some "gifts" are a bit too much, cash, mobile phone bills, electric cars ......There are also some teachers (a very small number of black sheep) who ask for gifts from students and parents, which is a bit excessive and violates the professional ethics of teachers. We all know that children do not make money, and spending money to buy gifts is undoubtedly a burden on parents, especially poor families, and it is becoming more and more intense, and it will complete the comparison between children, which will do all kinds of harm but not benefit.

My child is now in the fifth grade, and in the past few years, whether it is kindergarten or elementary school, I really haven't given any physical gifts (including money) to the teachers!

As for when I was in school, my parents didn't give it to my teacher, so I really don't know ......At least until now, I've never heard them tell me about giving gifts.

Why Gift?

To put it bluntly, a few of them are because they sincerely thank the teacher for their children's teachings, and the gift is really purely to show gratitude!

There are even fewer of them, that is, the things made by a few people who have no teacher morality!

But the vast majority of the reality is that some parents try to give gifts in order to get unequal treatment for their children - to put it bluntly, let teachers take special care of their children! This kind of person is the most hateful, wagging his tail and begging for mercy when he gives gifts, and when he turns around, he scolds! Being such a two-faced person is really bottomless!

Does gift-giving work?

I haven't given it, so I don't know what kind of treatment will be made after giving it! So I can't be precise on that question.

All I can say is that every time I ask my child's teacher how he has been doing recently, whether he has any shortcomings, etc., the child's teacher is very enthusiastic to tell me about the child's various situations.

As for the "honor" that many people say, the children can get it, and they don't give it to us if they can't.

Although it is true that there is unfairness in the selection of "honors" in reality, I personally really don't care about these - we only talk about grades and morality.

What to send? What I give to my teachers is "comprehensive family education"!

If the child's teacher asks the parents to cooperate, I will try my best to do my best, and I will try my best to do what the child's teacher does not ask me to think of.

I made it very clear to my children that good grades, good discipline, and high character are the best gifts for teachers! Teachers will take pride in teaching students like you, and that's the greatest gift ever!

Let's see if you send it or not.

Although I can say the above things now, I can't guarantee that I won't fall into the cliché in the future, and maybe one day I will try my best to give gifts to teachers for the sake of my children!

So I'm not against parents giving gifts to teachers, I just don't look down on parents who "change their faces" too quickly.