The class representative buys gifts 8/3 for the PE teacher

The post of a parent of a primary school student has attracted attention and created a lot of controversy on social media in recent days about the homeroom teacher making a move on behalf of the class to buy gifts 8/3 for the PE teacher.

Most recently, an elementary school parent shared their child's class story on social media with indescribable frustration. This parent said that his child's class must deduct the class fund to give gifts 8/3 to... PE teacher. The gifts were given to him by the homeroom teacher on his behalf, for him to give to his mother, wife and daughter.

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Accompanying the above sharing, parents sent more photos of the exchange of the class zalo group. According to the message, the homeroom teacher shared: "Today I have represented on behalf of the class (2 parents of my class, please remain anonymous) with a little gift sent to you as a gratitude thanks to you to send wishes to your mother, aunt and daughter!"

The photo in the message also shows the image of giving gifts in the presence of students in the classroom space.

Although the accuracy of the story has not been verified, many opinions expressed their discontent and said that giving gifts was not the right person and the right occasion.

This story after being shared attracted a lot of parents to comment, leaving comments. Most of the opinions said that it is reasonable to give gifts to thank teachers on March 8, but giving teachers, letting them bring gifts to mothers, wives and daughters does not seem appropriate.

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In addition, many people also noticed the fact that the homeroom teacher is the class representative to give to the teacher instead of the students or parents of the class. This incident caused controversy when there were too many details "shocking" because of this action of the head teacher.

March 8th or important holidays are an opportunity for many people to express their appreciation and deep gratitude for the teaching efforts of teachers. However, the story of using the name of the class fund, the parent association fund, and the class collective to give gifts to teachers has also been the subject of fierce debate in recent years.

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In addition, what gifts will be suitable to give to teachers on March 8 is also a topic that receives a lot of attention.

Giving lovely gifts on International Women's Day 8/3 will show special meanings such as: Expressing sincere feelings, replacing deep thanks,... to the teacher who has taught wholeheartedly in the past time.

In addition, giving gifts to teachers on March 8 also shows encouragement and encouragement for teachers to continue striving on the path of educating young generations today and tomorrow.

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Here are a few suggestions for gifts to give on March 8 for teachers:

Handmade cards: Perhaps no gift is as wonderful and meaningful as making an 8/3 card for your teacher. Handmade cards are both easy to make and do not cost too much, any object can make it.

- Notebook: The nature of a teacher's job often requires regular documentation. Therefore, giving notebooks as gifts 8/3 to teachers is a practical and meaningful choice. This gift will be an effective companion for the teacher in the process of teaching at school or when traveling for work.

- Fresh flowers: On March 8, give your teacher a bouquet of flowers with different meanings. So you borrowed flowers to express your affection and gratitude to the person who taught you.

- Ao Dai Fabric: The teacher often appears at school wearing a traditional tunic. That is why this is a familiar gift that all students give to teachers on special occasions. With this practical gift, the teacher can make a beautiful dress and wear it to school...

Asking her husband for gifts 8/3, the wife was shouted at directly: "If you want a gift, go find another husband." Đông Nguyên14:07:26 07/03/2024This wife's story is currently receiving a lot of attention from netizens. Everyone expressed their sorrow when she did not receive the inherent love and pampering from her husband, especially on a very meaningful day for women.