Teachers Should Not Be Gifted From Students And Their Parents Recently, in order to ensure their children garnering “special treatments” from teachers, some parents spare no efforts in gifting teachers all diversities of presents that value much. Despite government’s regulations on it, their presents shift from physical staffs to online ones. As far as I am concerned, it is no longer a common way to benefit from the bribery of teachers, yet it is something that goes off. As a result, immediate measures should be taken to change such a situation. The first reason why we need to ban teacher accepting gifts is that that these transactions could negatively impact children’s conducts. More or less, students are able to get a little knowledge of it, and consequently get the so-called “special treatments” from teachers. For the majority of, being treated well by others, especially someone who you admire and revere, is quite an enjoyable feeling that no one could resist. From that moment, the notion of money being something initially sows its seeds in their minds. As for the long-term going, teachers, rather than proud of their positive influence on students, are more likely being driven by profits, and let alone what students can become in the future swayed by such teachers. Secondly, there is nothing good but a stagnation of the whole education standard. With the intervention of personal connection, most of the time spawned by money, those who work hard struggle to access better education resources while those who commit few efforts in studying get them with ease. Such a stark contrast, without any dithering, will spark education inequality. It could have been eschewed, however, It gets worse owing to parents’ willingness to send gifts and teachers’ silent acceptance. In conclusion, it is urgent to take further steps to curb the circumstances by forbidding teacher being gifted from students and their parents. For our flowers are able to blossom in a sound state both physically and psychologically and eliminating the education inequality, we must do something right now.