Responding to parents' complaints by

Ms_Hafsa — 2025-05-11 05:24:55 UTC

Instructions

Read the claims one by one and discuss with your groupmates why you disagree with them.
Each member should provide at least one reason why they disagree with the claim
Remember to respond to all 3 parents!
Give comments to at least one other group!

2025-05-12 04:55:17 UTC

That’s just them not all

2025-05-12 04:56:03 UTC

School actually have many homework and assignments and quizzes

2025-05-12 04:56:07 UTC

Maybe the kid needs time for himself

2025-05-12 04:56:43 UTC

Maybe he’s introverted

2025-05-12 04:56:49 UTC

Mr.jade doesn’t try to know her daughter expense if really normal, I mean without gamble, being a crazy star chaser etc.

2025-05-12 04:56:53 UTC

Ms karen should take care of him until her mom can not take care of him

2025-05-12 04:57:21 UTC

Parents rarely ask themselves why their children never talk to them, maybe with that attitude of theirs that’s why they’re gonna live alone in their retirement homes still questioning themselves everyday why their kids don’t visit them

2025-05-12 04:57:57 UTC

To Mr.Vincent

Your son may have autism. Instead of blaming him,you should considerate, tolerate and understand him.

2025-05-12 04:58:17 UTC

children are always busy with there own works they should not only spend time on their study but also many different activities.It’s hard for them to balance so maybe they don’t have free time to do homework even just relax themselves

2025-05-12 04:58:18 UTC

Mr jade should understand that his daughter is just a girl and they just want money maybe because of the surroundings

2025-05-12 04:58:35 UTC

Mr vincent should not concerned about his son's character,he just wanna be himself😭

2025-05-12 04:58:45 UTC

Mr Jade's daughter is spoiled. Her parents probably does whatever she needs when she calls for help when she was young. Given how she only calls when she has her needs, it's probably because Mr Jade spoiled his daughter when she was young and never let / force her to be independent.

Not every kid will have great social skills. Parents should understand that even if they're extroverts, their children may not also be extroverts and instead introverts. Even if he's an extrovert, not everybody will enjoy socialising. Parents like you should be more understanding of your children.

2025-05-12 04:59:26 UTC

For the 2nd parent, it could be that she was treated that way by her parents and that’s why she treats her parents the same way to make them understand her feeling ,therefore parents should fix their attitude towards their child . It’s actually good for the child she wouldn’t communicate with ppl a lot meaning she wouldn’t get hurt by her loved ones so easy . She probably has strong self esteem

2025-05-12 04:59:27 UTC

Mr. Vincent should understand that children’s social skills are not so good. They need to get their children some space and more caring to face this problem.

2025-05-12 04:59:35 UTC

Mr. Jade ‘s Daughter and him not in the same stage of life so it’s hard for them to be interested in each other’s life. So if Mr. Jade wants his To be interested in his life, the best way to achieve that is share his life with his daughter more often

lkl22045 — 2025-05-12 04:59:36 UTC

Everyone has different personalities, some people are introvert, some people are extrovert, struggles to maintain eye contact during conversations not mean that your children lacks social skills.

2025-05-12 05:00:08 UTC

Young adults often juggle multiple responsibilities—school, work, and social lives—which can make it hard to stay in touch regularly. Parents had to understand that his daughter may simply be overwhelmed or unaware of how her actions are perceived.

2025-05-12 05:04:36 UTC

1.both the parent and the children can only see how themselves are tried for work but didn’t see each other’s so they will accuse other. so what they need is to talk to know more about each other’s daily lives.

lkl22045 — 2025-05-13 00:45:59 UTC

Everyone has different personalities, some people are introvert, some people are extrovert, struggles to maintain eye contact during conversations not mean that your children lacks social skills.

lkl22045 — 2025-05-13 00:46:23 UTC

Everyone has different personalities, some people are introvert, some people are extrovert, struggles to maintain eye contact during conversations not mean that your children lacks social skills.

lkl22045 — 2025-05-13 00:46:28 UTC

Everyone has different personalities, some people are introvert, some people are extrovert, struggles to maintain eye contact during conversations not mean that your children lacks social skills.

2025-05-13 00:48:43 UTC

Maybe she's under great stress from various aspects like study and social relationships. When she calls home, she's more likely to seek support. It doesn't mean she's self - centered, but that she's in need.

2025-05-13 00:49:15 UTC

3.He might be an introvert. His actions don't mean he lacks social skills. He just needs more time and a cozy environment to express himself socially.

cherricechow — 2025-05-13 00:52:51 UTC

1. The parent said her son is immature but a student who can handle his daily life tried for studying on his own not rely on parent is enough to prove that he is mature.

2025-05-13 00:54:00 UTC

Mr.Jade

Well, perhaps she met friends who are self-centred, leading her to follow in their footsteps. She isn't immature, she's just gone to a wrong path. You can always deny giving her more money or a ride whenever she calls. Don't let her continue this bad behaviour. She IS mature and IS independent, but you should always teach her right and wrong.

Mr.Vincent

Not every kid will have great social skills. Parents should understand that even if they're extroverts, their children may not also be extroverts and instead introverts. Even if he's an extrovert, not everybody will enjoy socialising. Though introverts may not be talkative in peoples' eyes, maybe he's just afraid of speaking in public and to others but he could potentially have great social skils.

2025-05-13 00:54:14 UTC

I think children in 18 will be busy to find the job I think parents need to support their children

2025-05-13 00:54:46 UTC

Parents should know themselves before they judge their child being “self-centred” isn’t something a person learns it is learnt. As a parent he should know if he had given

Her attention in her childhood , and maybe that’s why she isn’t giving him any attention, maybe in her childhood her parents always came to her to do things and she has learnt this from her dad and now she is getting on to them …

cherricechow — 2025-05-13 00:56:04 UTC

1. The parent said her son is immature but a student who can handle his daily life tired of studying on his own not rely on parent is enough to prove that he is mature.