2, if not, you can find institutional leaders or even direct hotline (media) to reflect.
3, but in fact, children should not stop learning because of changing teachers. I think teachers should properly cultivate children's adaptability.
Suggestion:
1. Communicate with the newly replaced teacher in time to find out the performance of the child at school, such as whether the attention is concentrated in class, whether the questions are answered positively, whether the homework is completed in time and neatly, and how correct it is; Timely feedback on children's learning at home. Ask for more attention to the child's situation.
2. Pay more attention when you find something abnormal in your child's home. If we find that our children haven't finished their homework, say that a teacher didn't do well in class, say that we don't like a teacher or even hate him, we shouldn't listen to the children's side of the story, let alone be furious with them. We should calm down and discuss the reasons for this with our children. If the child likes her former teacher and is not used to this teacher's class, then tell her that the teacher she likes can't teach her all her life and will change teachers one day. Don't belittle this teacher by referring to children. Doing so will only give children more reasons not to learn this course well, which is not worth the candle.
If you are satisfied, please adopt O (∩ _ ∩) O. Thank you (Note: if the answer is adopted in time, the system will return the wealth value and reward it).