At around 8:00pm on Tuesday night, during the group meeting time, I received a call from the dental clinic informing me that the appointment for Wednesday night would be canceled due to the closure of classes in typhoon. I was very surprised and said, "That's impossible, there is no wind and no rain." I was very surprised and said, "No way, there's no wind or rain." "It's hard to say." I went on with the party without taking it seriously, and when I got home at around 10 o'clock, the teachers on my cell phone were already asking me if I should go home before or after lunch on Wednesday afternoon when classes were closed. My instinctive response was to go home after lunch, because if I had a double paycheck, I would be able to go home before lunch or after lunch.

At the beginning of a new school year, whether it is a new school year, or a new school year, a new teacher, a new classroom, new students, new textbooks, a new learning stage ......, to the children, the feeling of "new" is full of expectations and curiosity. Parents have more complicated feelings than their children, not only in anticipation, but also in fear that their children will be hurt. During this period of time, I have heard parents talk about who the new tutor is and whether he or she is mean. Is he or she tough? What is the classroom management style? How is the teaching performance?