Can the head teacher fight back when he hits a student?

Yes, but it's better not to, and you can report it to the Principal, or to the Year Leader.

I was in high school, but the teachers were very good, and someone in class woke him up with a pen while sleeping, and he would apologize in a formal manner.

Let's find the reason from myself, he said that you are late, just get up early, although I am in the first year of high school, 7:40 class, I usually arrive at class before 7:00, sometimes earlier.

As for the graduation certificate, he has no right to deduct it, and the general head teacher will not deduct it, just to scare it. If it is really detained, you can go to the Education Bureau to sue him, and let the parents come forward.

Pay attention to the way and don't let the teacher-student relationship get too stiff.

I sympathize with you.

Of course, the Teacher Law clearly stipulates that corporal punishment of students is not allowed, and it is best to have evidence and witnesses to testify, and it is better not to fight back. In addition, the class teacher does not have any right to withhold the graduation certificate, if it happens, you can report it to the principal and the Education Bureau.

No, not in childhood, or in formative years. If a teacher or parent hits a child, the child will be affected badly, and it is possible to learn to use violence to solve anything in the future, which will leave a shadow on the student's heart at least and affect the child for a lifetime.

I think that as a people's teacher, we should not do this, but as students, we should not disrespect the teacher, if we fight back, it means that we are wrong, if he does not do it right, we can find someone to educate him.

In the same way, I feel like you can sue him directly. I think teachers should think carefully about hitting students, and at most express it. The teacher also intimidates you, which is absolutely not allowed. If you sue him, you are afraid that you will not be able to get your graduation certificate.

Such teachers are rare. I think if he hits you again, you can sue him (if the circumstances are serious). Don't worry about whether to withhold your diploma or not, if the law finds him guilty, you have the right to get it back.

Try not to. It would be better to point out his problems. If it really doesn't work, reflect upwards.

Whoever hits you can fight back, just defend yourself, but be careful not to defend too much.

Yes, and now it is clearly stated that teachers cannot physically punish students.

Support you, shoot him, sue him.

It's not right to fight back, but you can stop your homeroom teacher's actions.

But the best way to do this is to point out his mistakes.

You shouldn't fight back, so you're left alone.

After that, you go to the Education Bureau to report.

He even threatens you, what kind of teacher?

Don't fight back.

But it can be justifiably defended.

It is the student's right to grade the teacher, and he should not ask.

How old are you? It's okay before the age of 14, right?