Should the teacher resist when he forces us to make up the lessons?

Is it a make-up class at school?

If it's a make-up class at school, of course, you can't resist! This is to buy time for your college entrance examination! With an extra month of classes, you can be a big step ahead of others.

Your competition is a competition for all college entrance examination students in a province. If you don't make up the classes, other schools will make up the classes, and you will only suffer. When the college entrance examination results come out, you won't have time to cry.

Your teacher threatens you, just to get you to come to class. If you don't come, nothing will happen. But your teachers' arrangements are all for your college entrance examination.

Do you think it doesn't work for the college entrance examination, and you are at home, and it is very useful to play games on Weibo when you have time? Or do you think homeschooling is better than schooling? At school, you read a book for more than 40 minutes and are tired and don't say anything, and you forget what you just watched in a blink of an eye.

At school, if you don't understand anything, you can ask your classmates, ask your teachers, and be at home? Tutor pleased? You paid all the tuition fees at school, there are free ones, and you still hire tutors outside?

Making up classes at school is a voluntary principle and coercion is a means. Even if you don't go to class, it's nothing. When it comes to the college entrance examination, it's only you who suffers.

You can think about it from another perspective, your teacher has a paid holiday, which is good, who wants to run back to make up for the class, is he a masochist, is he looking for his own guilt? Or are you too idle to do? Are you a teacher, will you run back to make up for the lesson?

They came back to help you make up for your classes, just because they wanted you to do well in the college entrance examination. It's a win-win situation, you can get into a good school, and if you have a future in the future, they can also get a salary increase or something. It's good for both parties, it's not just the teacher who benefits, you don't get anything.

You have to think clearly, seriously, and calmly, why do you want to make up classes, whether it is better to make up classes in school, or to stay at home to play games and surf the Internet.

You can't resist, the teacher naturally has his reason for making up classes, even if it has nothing to do with the college entrance examination, you can study. Learn a wisdom and grow a wisdom.

Since you think it's useless, you should resist, and it should be okay to report it to the Education Bureau.

Hello, I am also a prospective senior high school student, and I will also make up classes this year. I have also heard that "make-up classes" are not allowed, but I have heard that most provincial and municipal education bureaus and schools are nests of snakes and rats, and reporting is also a waste of time and thought. Our generation is destined to suffer more "sins".

Therefore, it is recommended to remain optimistic and peaceful, and then come to change the course of China's education system when you grow up to be a leader.

Should. But you're going to die a terrible death. So let's adjust my mentality, don't think of it as a burden, it will definitely help Now I can't find anyone to make up for me if I want to make up for it.

Should. Looking for ****!

Be content. As a student, don't be so rebellious.

Legal Analysis: Not illegal, but violated. However, the Education Bureau clearly requires that all schools are not allowed to use holidays to make up classes except for the third year of high school, and schools implement the "three wishes" principle for make-up classes, that is, students are voluntary, parents are voluntary, and teachers are voluntary.

If students in the third year of high school do not wish to make up the class, they can directly explain to the teacher and the school that they will not participate in the make-up class.

Legal basis: "Provisions on Strictly Prohibiting Paid Make-up Classes for Primary and Secondary School Teachers and In-service Primary and Secondary School Teachers".

Article 8. 1. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to organize or require students to participate in paid make-up classes;

2. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools and off-campus training institutions to jointly conduct paid make-up classes;

3. It is strictly forbidden for primary and secondary schools to provide educational and teaching facilities or student information for off-campus training establishments to make up classes for a fee;

4. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to organize, recommend, or induce students to participate in paid make-up classes inside or outside the school;

5. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to participate in paid make-up classes organized by off-campus training institutions or by other teachers, parents, parents' committees, and so forth;

VI. It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to introduce students or provide relevant information to off-campus training establishments and others.

For primary and secondary schools that violate the above provisions, depending on the severity of the circumstances, they will be given punishments such as circulating criticism, canceling award qualifications, and revoking honorary titles, and the responsibility of school leaders and relevant departments will be investigated. In-service primary and secondary school teachers who violate the above provisions shall be given criticism and education, admonishment and talk, ordered to inspect, circulated criticism and even corresponding administrative sanctions, depending on the severity of the circumstances.

It is illegal for schools to make up classes. According to the relevant laws and regulations, make-up classes refer to the activity process of remedial homework that students need to carry out after they miss classes normally due to sick leave, personal leave or official holidays.

Article 25 of the Compulsory Education Law.

Schools must not collect fees in violation of state regulations, and must not seek benefits by means such as selling or covertly promoting goods or services to students who are blind to fraud.

Article 2. The State implements a nine-year compulsory education system.

Compulsory education is the education that all school-age children and adolescents must receive in a unified manner by the state, and it is a public welfare undertaking that the state must guarantee.

Compulsory education is implemented, and no tuition or miscellaneous fees are charged.

The State is to establish a mechanism for guaranteeing funding for compulsory education to ensure the implementation of the compulsory education system.