I am your student. Today, I write this critical letter to you with guilt and regret, in order to show you my profound understanding of this bad behavior of not obeying the school rules and my determination never to violate the school rules again.

As early as when I stepped into the school gate, the teacher repeatedly stressed that all students in the school must abide by the school rules. The story goes like this: we write critical letters.

(1) Our class didn't report for class until Tuesday, and too many points were deducted. Some were reported by others, and he reported it again. They didn't tell the detained person, and sometimes they didn't respond when they were detained for 5 points. Alas, they also blame themselves for not obeying the class rules. Some of them were reported.

Teacher, I was wrong. I shouldn't talk in class, let alone listen carefully. Even if I don't like listening, I shouldn't talk. Teacher, I was wrong. I will listen carefully and be a good student in the future!

In fact, considering the hard work of teachers at ordinary times, I think I was wrong. How hard the teacher works! Revise our papers every night, and it is often early in the morning. Teacher, teacher, what a noble profession! And I don't like listening to the teacher's class. Who knows that the teacher is playing a more prepared class! Thinking of this, I sat on my desk and shed tears of regret. Teacher, I was wrong! Teacher, I'm sorry! I will listen carefully, don't talk, study hard and make progress every day! I will repay you with my grades, my dear teacher!