Anasua B.

Reply by Anasua

For an absent mother who has no concern regarding her child's education, frequently lets her child cancel classes even when he is weak in the subjects that he is taking tuitions for, and never turns in any homework, never turns in any lessons that the teacher asks for, and never even tries to prepare for any mock tests that the teacher asks him to, especially to prepare him for his exams, I do not think any teacher, no matter how much money you pay them (and that is saying something, because I never overcharged you), will be able to help your kid. Your kid is not the problem here. You are. People like you expect teachers to make their kids memorize the whole syllabus just one or two days prior to their examination, and then do not pay any heed to how they are performing throughout the rest of the year, cancel classes frequently, let their kid be absent from school on a frequent basis with excuses like completing school's homework by remaining absent from school. Also, yours isn't the only kid I teach. So, instead of trying to blame others for your faults, try to look within like a grown up, and stop exploiting tuition teachers in the name of money. You are paying us to teach. This is not a fish market, and I will never tolerate such disrespectful behaviour. There have been complaints from other tuition teachers regarding your child's performance too. So, again, instead of blaming those who point it out, look within. It will help you.