Recently, after 8 days of vacation, a student called ** to ask the teacher a few questions during the vacation, hoping to get answers, but the teacher refused.
The students were very surprised. "The Ministry of Education has just issued a decree that it is not possible to tutor students after school, otherwise it will be considered a violation," the teacher explained. ”
The teacher also asked the student, "Are you trying to make me break the law?"”
I was surprised and shocked by the fact that this rule seemed to make it illegal to make up lessons for students.
One teacher shared his experience online.
I'm a little confused about this.
*The order issued this time is too harsh!
Relevant official documents show that the new policy of the "Measures for Administrative Punishment of Off-campus Training" was promulgated, which has severely cracked down on off-campus supplementary classes, which can be said to be the most severe in history.
Under the "double reduction" policy, many training institutions have turned to various forms such as online conferences, live broadcast platforms, live-in teachers, and winter and summer camps. The promulgation of the new "Measures" has directly blocked all retreats for academic education and training institutions.
Article 18 of the Regulations makes it clear that even if there is no dedicated training place, there is a lack of organizational structure and division of labor, and even in-service teachers set it up at home, it is considered a non-compliant operation.
In addition, Article 19 of the "Provisions" stipulates that not only will the party involved in the illegal operation of the school be punished, but the assisting party will also be implicated. Major conference software providers will soon launch relevant detection and risk control measures, and landlords will also pay attention to whether the house is used for illegal training when renting out the house.
The punishment of this document is very strong!
In order for education to develop properly, it is not necessary to adopt a one-size-fits-all approach!
Free tutoring is still available for students!The "Interim Measures for Administrative Punishment of Off-campus Training", which will be implemented on October 15, does not list free and unpaid make-up classes as a violation. In other words, in-service teachers can provide students with free and unpaid make-up lessons. In fact, such acts are not only permissible by law, but also a righteous act warmly welcomed by all sectors of society.
Let's take a look at a teacher's expression on the Internet: "In desperation, the law does not allow me to tutor you, are you going to force me to break the law?"”
The law has never prohibited in-service teachers from conducting free and unpaid make-up lessons, as long as teachers do not charge a fee, no matter how long the make-up lessons are allowed.
As long as teachers do not pay fees, how can national policies restrict teachers from making up classes?
I was a little suspicious of the teacher's use of this as an excuse to avoid providing free and unpaid tutoring for the children.
In the past, whenever there was a child in the class who didn't understand in class, I would use the time after school and after school to provide additional tutoring for the children.
My principle has always been "as long as there is a child who doesn't understand, I will stay until he is taught, and then let the child go home." ”
Has this era changed?
Should many in-service teachers look back and think about the tradition of teacher excellence of the past?
Of course, I admit that times have changed and a new generation of teachers has grown.
never tire of learning and never tirelessly instructing" should be passed down from generation to generation.
These new generations of teachers may have a different mindset than the older generation.
In the overall goal of teaching and educating people and establishing morality and cultivating people, it should be the same!
I firmly believe that free free tutoring should be vigorously promoted, and it is completely different from "one-on-one" and other off-campus tutoring prohibited by laws and regulations, and cannot be confused!