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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"Catering to parent emails" when the parent is trying to help the child get the work done should not be seen as a burden. They're literally trying to help you teach their kid. It's not like the parent was complaining about random stuff. [/quote] This should be handled by the kid, including the consequences of lookung at that zero until the end of the term when the teacher enters in late work [/quote] It has been handled by the kid and the kid was ignored!![/quote] The teacher ignored your student speaking to her in person?[/quote] Yes. Brushed them off with a "I'll check" (go sit down) type gesture. But she never got back to child and child doesn't want to pursue in person further.[/quote] Have your child email the teacher in a polite way to ask. After that second attempt BY YOUR CHILD, it may be appropriate for you to email the teacher directly.[/quote] Going to be honest, if I were OP (based on this new information), I would require my child to ask again in-person at an appropriate time where the teacher should have adequate time to respond. Kids do have to learn to advocate for themselves.[/quote]
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