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<p>a. advising him to go to school as usual without care about the reason</p> <p>b. asking reasons why are he and friends doing it</p> <p>c. force him to go to school and telling him that students' duty is study hard, not to be involve to school policy</p> <p>d. other</p>
It would definitely have to be b. Any responsible parent would want to know WHY before condoning this fairly radical action on behalf of their offspring! Chances are that it could just be a rebellious "fad", not uncommon in the teenage years but you can't afford to make assumptions so a thorough investigation is the order of the day before any decisions are made or actions taken.
I wouldn't take any of the above options.I will have to treat this issue with the urgency it deserves and that is to phone the school and be updated on the new policy.If time allows,I will have to get to school and hear it from the horse mouth.
As a parent I have the duty to explore the reasons behind such decision of young children. If there is some sort of injustice I'll prefer to talk to the school administration. Otherwise I'll advise my children not to indulge in such kind of activities which have no justification.
I fully agree with MR Peter Scott
b. asking reasons why are he and friends doing it
b) Asking reasons why are he and friends doing it.
As a responsibile adult definitely the right thing to do is to enquire about the problem and find out a peaceful solution to it.
B, to know and understand the graveness of the situation by allowing them to voice their opinion.