On April 8th, the topic "Several Universities Send Students' Grade Reports to Parents" sparked attention on Weibo.
According to reports from several domestic media outlets, Zhejiang University and Shenzhen University, among other institutions, have begun sending students' grade reports to their parents.
This practice has stirred discussion among netizens, with some expressing surprise, feeling like they've been transported back to their elementary school days.
However, there are also netizens who support this practice, viewing it as a manifestation of home-school collaboration. They believe that although students are in university, parents should still be aware of their academic performance, which helps maintain communication between home and school.
Some parents also voiced support for this initiative by the schools. They noted that while the academic pressure may have eased compared to junior and senior high school, academics remain important and shouldn't be overlooked. They believe that staying informed about their children's grades in a timely manner can help them better guide and care for their academic progress.
In conclusion, the practice of schools sending students' grade reports to parents aims to promote communication between schools and families, fostering joint attention to students' academic development.
