Complete the sentence : If any one of the students comes daily in class…

Recommended response: Try to know the reasons why the student is not completing homework and respond supportively.

• Speak to the student privately and calmly; avoid public confrontation.

• Ask open, nonjudgmental questions to identify causes (e.g., difficulty understanding, time constraints, home issues).

• Offer practical support: explain tasks, provide extra practice, or adjust workload as needed.

• Set clear expectations and a follow-up plan so the student knows what to do next.

Why this approach is better:

• It helps identify the root cause so you can provide appropriate help rather than punishing without understanding.

• It preserves the student’s dignity and builds trust, which increases the chance of improved behaviour.

• It allows targeted interventions (academic support, time-management help, or pastoral care).

When to involve parents or school leadership:

1. Contact parents as partners if problems continue after supportive steps; focus on collaboration and solutions rather than blame.

2. Involve the principal or school leadership for persistent non-compliance after interventions, for serious behavioural issues, or for safeguarding concerns.

Avoid public humiliation; it is counterproductive and can worsen the situation.