Because of the conflict between learning English and calligraphy, children will not give up calligraphy for the time being. How to tell the teacher?

There is a conflict between children learning English and learning calligraphy. If they don't give up calligraphy for the time being, they can communicate with the teacher in advance, ask the teacher for support and propose a compromise.

1. Communicate with the teacher in advance: Before the child takes the calligraphy class, contact the teacher in advance and tell the child about the situation, let the teacher know that the child needs to take the English class, and ask the teacher to arrange the class time as much as possible to avoid conflicts with the English class.

2. Ask the teacher for support: It shows that children love calligraphy and it is more urgent to learn English courses. I hope the teacher can support the children to suspend the calligraphy class for a while, and then return to the calligraphy class after the children's English learning task is completed.

3. Propose a compromise: Teachers can't meet the requirements of suspending calligraphy class, so they can propose some compromise schemes, such as reducing or postponing the time of calligraphy class, or adjusting the time of calligraphy class to adapt to children's English learning.