Is it legal for a teacher to have students mark homework?

Not very reasonable. There is no legal provision for legality.

Because parents send their children to school so that teachers can teach their children, not to give teachers a light workload for parents to do these things. In fact, there are many irresponsible teachers in today's society, these teachers only take their own salaries, and then the classes are very perfunctory, such teachers should be abolished.

We adults are tired, and if we have to correct our children's homework when we come home after a hard day, we will simply have nothing to do. Therefore, the relevant schools should be clear about their own teaching tasks, and these things should not be imposed on parents.

I'm also a father myself, but my child's school is doing very well, basically teaching my child every chapter of homework, and we don't have to worry too much about it when we get home, so I'll briefly introduce to you why I think it's unreasonable.

Parents mark their children's homework, and the distance between teachers and students is widened.

My child is in first grade this year, and every Monday to Friday night is a difficult thing for us. Because every night from about 7:00 to about 9:00, I have to accompany my children to do their homework for nearly two hours.

Since children have just entered the first grade, many of the Chinese pinyin are not recognized, and it is easy to be confused, and the Chinese characters are even less recognized. Therefore, in the process of doing his homework, parents must read the questions and constantly explain, but because the child is small, his acceptance and response ability is sometimes very poor, so it takes more time and energy to help the child with homework.

There is no law that does not allow it, and it doesn't matter if students with good grades are allowed to correct their homework. But if the teacher doesn't correct it himself, and keeps asking students to correct it for a long time, then you can go to the school to reflect, such a teacher is very irresponsible, if occasionally it can be understood that the teacher likes that student very much, so let him help correct the homework.

The law does not prohibit it, even if it is allowed.

So the teacher's approach did not violate the law.

However, there is a question of professional ethics involved.

It's best to talk to your teacher.

Because being a teacher is very hard.

To be a human being, learn to be tolerant.

But it is true that this teacher has a problem with his work attitude.

It has even affected the quality of education.

Try to be as responsive as possible to the school.

If the school also does not pay attention to the solution.

It is possible to report anonymously to the local education committee.

Give the money, that's her job.

The teacher in our class asked the third-grade students to mark their homework, and often made mistakes and punished them for writing.

Legal Analysis: If a teacher asks students to write too much homework, this situation is considered corporal punishment in disguise. Corporal punishment refers to the malicious punishment of students who are beyond the student's ability to bear.

It is a lot to write 3-5 times for mistakes, and it is enough for students to strengthen their memory, and it is malicious to let them copy dozens or hundreds of times. If it is reported, the higher department will investigate and deal with it.

Minors enjoy all rights equally in accordance with law, and are not discriminated against on the basis of ethnicity, race, sex, household registration, occupation, religious belief, education level, family status, physical and mental health status, and so forth, of themselves and their parents or other guardians.

Legal Analysis: It is not illegal, but it is not recommended to do a lot of homework now, you can suggest to the teacher or school to reduce the homework.

Legal basis: "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Minors".

Article 29: Schools shall care for and care for minor students, and must not discriminate against students on the basis of family, physical, psychological, or academic ability. Care shall be provided for students with family difficulties or physical and mental disabilities; Students with abnormal behavior and difficulties in learning should be patiently helped. Schools shall cooperate with the relevant departments to establish information archives for left-behind minor students and minor students in difficulty, and carry out care and support efforts.

Article 30: Based on the characteristics of minor students' physical and psychological development, schools shall conduct social life guidance, mental health counseling, adolescent education, and life education.

Article 33: Schools shall cooperate with the parents or other guardians of minor students to reasonably arrange their study time and ensure their time for rest, recreation, and physical exercise. Schools must not occupy national statutory holidays, rest days, and winter and summer vacations to organize collective make-up classes for minor students in the education stage of the Righteous Bureau's clean-up education, increasing their learning burden. Kindergartens and extracurricular training establishments must not conduct primary school curriculum education for preschool minors.