What should I do if I play PSP after class and it is confiscated by the teacher

Students are also citizens and have the right to enjoy their own belongings and dispose of them on their own, and the school shall not confiscate, damage or lose their personal property for any reason, otherwise they will be compensated. Therefore, if the teacher takes your belongings and does not return them to you, it is illegal, but they can be kept temporarily or handed over to the parents;

Teachers do not have the right to confiscate or destroy students' belongings. After confiscation, items shall be returned in a timely manner, and where they are returned within the agreed time limit, they shall be returned within the time limit. Compensation shall be made according to the value of the goods for the destroyed items.

If the teacher does not comply with the above regulations, he or she can first report the situation to the teacher's superior leader or the director of academic affairs and the principal, and if it is not resolved, it can be directly reported or reported to the education department!

Let's talk about my personal opinion, after class to play, it will be confiscated, purely underwhelming. But this kind of thing can generally be 100% taken back as long as the parents come. You say that parents let you figure it out on your own, which gives you enough excuses.

If you are conscious, you can make a big deal out of it and call the education bureau and the newspaper, and the most useful is the newspaper, as long as the reporter comes to the school, it will wilt. The Education Bureau's will have to pay a little phone bill, and it generally doesn't matter to you if you don't blow up. In addition, it is okay to call the police, just say illegal possession, but it must be described realistically, and it is inevitable to be educated by the police uncle afterwards.

Actually, it's not that you don't want to come back, it's just that you lack the help of someone who has the weight to speak. As for who is more advantageous, you need to judge for yourself. Remember to be desperate, legal and reasonable, conscience of heaven and earth, don't care about what punishment demerits, no one cares about you in society.

I haven't worn a school uniform once in 3 years of high school, and I never have a fart or sports meeting for the leaders I have to go to, so I went for a few days in the second half of my junior year. Graduated in the same way, 0 punishment, what are you afraid of when you go to college abroad? Learning well and being a good student are two different things, you have to learn to be a good person, come on brother.

Don't worry, you're too worried, the teacher won't swallow your PSP privately, and I just want to stabilize the style of study! You said that if you ask the head teacher, you will return it to you, wouldn't it hurt her dignity as a teacher?

You can wait for a while, study hard, and wait until you see that you are almost there, but you have to have a good attitude! Usually the teacher will give it to you! Don't worry about that new PSP, I can understand your feelings! Hehe.

Hehe, agree with the upstairs.

I usually perform better, and when I go to the teacher to ask for it, I have a better attitude, and I have to promise that I won't play anymore in the future, so it should be no problem.

It seems that your homeroom teacher is not very good at talking, in the past, my homeroom teacher confiscated the things of classmates (whether they are valuable or worthless, good grades or bad) on Sunday holidays, they will definitely be returned to classmates, at most warn again, let him not bring it in the future, but he will still return it to others if it is confiscated in the future. You can go back to your teacher and apologize to him sincerely, or even write a letter of guarantee to see if you can get it back.

The attitude is sincere to ask the teacher, and the instigation of classmates to ask the teacher for it jointly, and the teacher's confiscation of things has nothing to do with the Legal Education Bureau. The best thing to do is to ask the teacher from your parents.

Strong. Find him a theory! Let's just say that the end of class is purely personal time, and playing PSP is not against the school rules!

The teacher has no right to confiscate! In saying that PSP is more valuable than violating books, I dare to ask the teacher if it is selfish! If you want to borrow it for a few days, you can definitely find parents to keep you going!

For the vulnerable, parental support.

I didn't confiscate either! Rest assured, I'll pay you back after the exam!

。Sympathy, I went to junior college, and playing this was also confiscated by the teacher after class.

The upstairs is very long.,The landlord didn't write his words.,I'm so sorry for the long story that people wrote for you.,

1.Scolding is inevitable.

2.Try to keep a low profile and show an expression of non-concern. Let them feel that you think that "you can finally study with peace of mind after receiving it", which is the most suitable, and it will not be good if you are not forced to smash it.

3.**Nothing more than three modes:

a.After the two meet, they will scold you, and then be taken away by your parents, and you want to come back, waiting for the winter and summer vacations, and waiting for the college entrance examination far away;

b.After the two meet, they will scold you, and the teacher will continue to keep it and prescribe conditions"Don't even think about getting it back unless you get a lot of points"

c.After the two meet, scold you, the teacher will also prescribe conditions, but behind your back to the parents to take the machine back to preserve, the two sides acquiesced to you, until the end of the exam to find the teacher, if the conditions are met, then ask the parents to go, if the conditions are not met, your own internal contradictions are coordinated.

4.Either way, the result is: you'll be saying goodbye to your PSP for a long time, and be prepared for a psychological gap.

The teacher wants you to ask the parents to call the teacher to get it back? You dial an empty number, say a few random words, and then see if the teacher comes over, immediately say "Oh, okay, 88", snap and hang up, tearfully tell the teacher that I will never bring PSP to school again, so far.

If you send it pretendically, you can write: ".

Teacher X: Hello:

I have heard about this incident from my child, and I am very angry, so I will definitely criticize and educate him, and I will not make an example.

Salute now.

Admit your mistake to your parents first. Promise never to bring PSP to school again. Be sincere.

Your parents are smarter than you and they must know how to say it, but they just want you to understand that it's a little ugly for them to do it, so say that.

It's okay to go by, kids.

Addendum: Don't be stupid, the teacher will be so stupid that he can't think of your little trick? Admitting your mistakes is the quickest way to do it, and even if you don't tell your parents now, they'll know. It's better for you to believe in the words of the people who have come over.

I'm sorry, I hope you don't do that.

Promise the teacher to study hard in the future, set a goal, and ask the teacher to return the PSP to you.

You don't want to belong to the teacher.,Now he's playing.,My ** mobile phone will be confiscated by a teacher and can't be turned on.。 Tell the parents to come back and let the parents do it, but you can't do it.

Is that the stern kind of your family? If you are very harsh, you can ask other relatives to pretend or tell the truth to your family. The teacher does this to make you study well. It's okay.

Directly to. 1, you didn't play in class, just play after school 2, bad ** said that you didn't pretend to be a big brother who lent it to other big brothers who have a little relationship with the family (if the teacher asked you, you should never know it before, don't mention it casually) In short, I think you didn't make any big mistakes, and the teacher should have no reason to accept it.

To be precise: from a legal point of view, the teacher has no right and authority to confiscate the student's belongings, he violates the student's ownership of the goods, and the student can refuse it. However, there are many issues in life that cannot be considered purely from a legal point of view.

In order to maintain normal classroom order, it may be necessary for teachers to temporarily store distractions from students.

It is impossible for the law to regulate every situation, and the situation you are talking about involves many aspects of law and judicial interpretation, and some of them belong to basic jurisprudence. For example, if you are the owner of the thing, you have full power to dispose of the thing, and you cannot take it away without going through the statutory departments and procedures. Schools and teachers do not belong to the administration and do not have the right to confiscate your property.

For details, you can refer to the provisions and judicial interpretations of the General Principles of Name and Law in China, and the Constitution of China also makes clear provisions on this. However, as a school regulation, there can be certain penalties for students who violate discipline, which should be within the scope of legal authorization, as long as it does not exceed that range. If he doesn't give it, sue him in court and hope to accept it.

Teachers are not in a position to confiscate any of their students' property.

This is especially true for valuables like PSPs.

Not to mention outside of school.

As long as you're not exaggerating.

Directly to the Education Bureau.

He ignored it.

It is a crime to illegally take possession of another person's property anywhere, and even if he is on campus, he has no right to confiscate it.

Teachers are not qualified to do so.

Of course not, petition the Education Bureau.