Seeing this question reminded me. Decades ago, when I was in primary school. Although there was no compulsory ranking at that time, transcripts were always brought home, and there was a parent notice requiring parents to sign and take it to the school. I remember that when I was in elementary school, my grades might have been pretty good, but I was never criticized for this because my parents didn’t care much about studying. Many of my students dare not show this notice to their parents, and some even imitate their parents' notes to sign. The reason is that they do not do well in the exam and are afraid of being scolded or scolded by their parents.

These days when our children go to school, I also pay attention to some rules and regulations about learning, including teachers. It turns out that there are so many rules and regulations binding the hands of teachers and the ways for teachers to preach and solve doubts. Not only can they not Punishing students, even simple test rankings are not allowed.

Because we have to take care of the fragile hearts of some students and the fragile hearts of some parents who love their children, we cannot do these things. However, some teachers want to get good grades and get poor grades. It can be said that children can improve their grades with great pains. Even such behavior will cause dissatisfaction among some parents.

I want students to take the test papers home, and it is necessary for parents to sign and confirm this matter. As a responsible parent who wants his children to learn well, he must pay attention to his children's learning. We can't just look at the child's academic performance, but also look at what the child can't learn and what he can, and the child's test paper exactly reflects the child's degree of study over a period of time.

This will not affect those vulnerable children, because there is no evaluation. All children only know their own scores, and all parents also know their children’s scores. As for what level to judge a child at, Just look at the scores. Generally, scores in primary schools are above 90 points.

Thinking about teachers from the perspective of a parent, teachers also hope that through this form, parents can urge students who are not very good at studying to study hard, or parents can work together with teachers. Efforts are made to improve the performance of some students.

After all, as a responsible teacher, it is a shame for children in your class to have poor grades.