Chapter 5 — Protect Your Children

I looked at her. "No one denies her hardships. We are asking if she has the right to use a child's shame in exchange for management results." Lo Minh Vien's mother's face turned red and white. Hua Thanh Hoan suddenly raised her voice: "Every day I have to manage more than forty children, has anyone ever understood me? If the class is deducted for hygiene, the parents can only blame the teachers. Children are not self-aware, if I don't use the collective power, how should I manage?"Finally, she spoke her true thoughts. Not funny education. Not self-management. It's that she can't manage the classroom's cleanliness and doesn't want to influence the voting, so she needs a child to take on the responsibility. On the contrary, I became calm. "Miss Hua, if you feel that Tri Ha's hygiene habits need improvement, you can tell me, you can give him private instructions, you can prepare a bag for him, you can let him practice cleaning up after eating." I said word by word: "You are not allowed to just force the whole class to vote to decide whether he deserves respect or not." A little girl sitting in the front row suddenly burst into tears. The little girl sobbed and said, "Auntie, I didn't want to raise my hand yesterday." Hua Thanh Hoan suddenly turned her head. Headmaster Chu immediately stepped up to block him: "You don't need to say anymore." He turned to the parents' row. "Today's activity ends here. Parents, please take the children to the stadium first. The school will immediately verify the relevant situation." I said: "Headmaster Chu, we can verify. But please tell the children in front of the children that this vote is wrong." Headmaster Chu was stunned. I looked at the children with their heads bowed. "You need to know that it's not because you were discovered that you couldn't do it, but because you weren't allowed to do it in the first place." Homeroom Chu was silent for two seconds then turned around to face the whole class. "Children, using words like 'most disgusting' to evaluate your classmates yesterday is wrong. No matter who initiated or participated, you should not treat your classmates like that." Several children burst into tears. Standing next to Tri Ha's empty seat, for the first time I felt the rock in my heart lighten a bit. This did not end that afternoon. It can't end that quickly. Hua Thanh Hoan was invited to the meeting room by Principal Chu, while the parents were arranged to go to the hall to wait for the school's explanation. Lo Minh Vien's mother still wants to stabilize the situation. She stood in the hallway, lowered her voice and said to me: "Are you satisfied now? The children are all crying, the class vote is gone." I looked at the attendance sheet in her hand. "You are always talking about the class vote, why don't you ask the children why they are crying?" She was still speechless: "They were scared by you to cry." Hua Thanh Nghien could not help but speak up: "Last night my daughter cried. At that time, Tri Ha's mother had not yet arrived." Mother Tri Ha. Lo Minh Vien was speechless. Han Ky Minh's father said: "If a title has to rely on a child's ability to hide a wound to win it, then it is not an honor." Some parents around did not continue to complain to Lo Minh Vien's mother. The silence began to waver. In the hall, the block leader is the one to explain first. She said the school would check the class diary, question subject teachers and students, and temporarily suspend Hua Thanh Hoan's nomination for excellent homeroom teacher. After listening, I only asked three questions. "First, does the school admit that yesterday there was a collective vote using offensive words to evaluate students?" "Second, does the school admit that the homeroom teacher did not prevent it, and then asked my child to write a commitment and prepare

shared during class activities or not?" "Third, how does the school intend to explain the boundaries of this incident to the hurt child and the children who were forced to participate?" The grade leader looked at homeroom teacher Chu. Homeroom leader Chu said: "Based on the current reflections of many students and parents, the first point is basically true. The second point still needs Ms. Hua to explain. Regarding the third point, the school will organize psychological counseling and rebuild the rules." This is not a perfect answer. But at least it is no longer "the original intention was good." I said: "I ask Ms. Hua to personally apologize to Tham Tri Ha. It's not about explaining to the parents, it's not about saying the words are inappropriate, it's about admitting to the child that she shouldn't let you use insults to judge her." Lo Minh Vien's mother, sitting in the back row, said in a low voice: "That's reasonable, but she refuses to forgive others." This time, the mother sitting next to her answered her: "The child has already been voted the most disgusting, how else should I forgive him?" Lo Minh Vien's mother kept her mouth shut. At six o'clock that evening, the school announced the announcement. temporary newspaper. "The homeroom teacher of class 2-3, Hua Thanh Hoan, has inappropriate class management methods, temporarily suspending the homeroom teacher's job to coordinate the investigation. The nomination file for an excellent homeroom teacher has been postponed.”