Whether a teacher hits a student is illegal or not involves the definition of law and morality. First of all, we need to make it clear that teachers, as educators, have the responsibility and obligation to care for and educate students, and not to commit any form of violence against students.
If a teacher hits a student in the course of education, then this behavior is a violation of professional ethics, and more seriously, if such behavior causes physical harm to the student, then the teacher may face criminal liability.
Legally, it is illegal for a teacher to hit a student. Under the People's Republic of China for the Protection of Minors**, any form of corporal punishment, abuse or neglect is illegal. If a teacher engages in a student such as hitting and scolding, then they may be at risk of being fired, removed from their position, or even criminally prosecuted.
However, it is also important to be clear that even if a teacher's beating does not cause physical harm, it can have long-term adverse effects on a student's mental health. Therefore, education departments and schools should strengthen professional ethics education for teachers, improve teachers' professional quality, and avoid any form of violence.
In addition, if students or parents find that teachers have beaten people, etc., they should report it to the school or education department in a timely manner. Schools and education departments should also take such behavior seriously and protect the rights and interests of students.
In short, it is illegal for a teacher to hit a student, not only against professional ethics, but also against the law. We should resolutely oppose any form of violence and protect the rights and safety of students. At the same time, we should also strengthen the professional ethics education of teachers, improve the professional quality of teachers, and create a good environment for the growth of students.