Why do more and more parents criticize teachers more and more?

those people are incompetent and have no courage to make irresponsible remarks about civil servants who hold power. You can only blame the teachers of the disadvantaged groups. Because it's okay to scold the teacher, you will give him little shoes to wear if you scold the civil servant.

I think there are many reasons for this:

First, parents' desire for their children to be successful and their desire for their daughters to be successful is getting heavier and heavier, and they are particularly fond of them. Children are poor in learning and blame teachers, regardless of whether they are strict or lax with their students.

Second, families are now trying their best to train their children. They not only enroll in remedial classes, but even make up for one-on-one tutoring in this newspaper. However, the admission rate is low at the beginning, and only 5% of the students are admitted to Xueba. They can't get into high school, and they also blame the teachers behind their backs.

Third, some people think that teachers have high salaries, and they can work easily in winter and summer vacations, so they just find fault in the eggs and blow hairs to find thorns. I don't know that teachers pay more publicity, but less implementation, and a large number of workloads such as homework approval and lesson preparation are invisible to parents.

no one is perfect, and gold is not perfect. Teachers also have such shortcomings and mistakes. I hope parents will point them out in good faith and don't blame them indiscriminately.

we have to admit that the marketization of social economy means that people are more willing to maximize material benefits.

this is not the case with people in the economic sector, nor is it with people in non-economic sectors.

the principle of material interests has two sides: first, it can maximize the enthusiasm of people and is a driving force for the development of social productive forces.

this is a leap over pure planned economy and egalitarianism.

Secondly, on the other hand, in the case of incomplete laws and regulations and lack of morality, it is easy for many people to believe in money only, and everything is driven by money.

under this circumstance, many traditional morals have been abandoned. There are many complaints about teachers, doctors and other industries closely related to the broad masses of the people, which reflect great grievances.

This is also a serious issue facing China today.