Is it legal for a teacher to ask all students in a class to buy the same information book, and the t

If it is voluntary, then it is legal. However, what you said above should be corrected regularly, which means that you must buy it.

Many schools are like this, asking students to buy a lot of materials, nominally voluntary, but in fact forcing you to buy them.

As a student, I've seen a lot of this kind of trick, and some people have resisted and beaten the ** to the Education Bureau. However, the result is that the materials are bought, but the school does not buy them uniformly, and the school makes a list for the parents of the students to buy by themselves. As a result, some parents and students squeezed their heads and couldn't buy it.

I had to borrow someone else's copy. No, no, no, because the teacher will talk in class.

Our school is even more powerful, as soon as the school starts, we send dozens of materials (more than textbooks) to everyone, and we only collect money halfway through the semester, and we don't notify them in advance, and we pay almost all the living expenses for a month.

That's a way for teachers to educate students, to observe students' behavior at any time, and to grasp students' dynamics, so I think it's legal!

Forehead. No, it doesn't mean they didn't break the law.

But his behavior is immoral!

The school or the teacher is sure that the kickback,

This is not illegal at all, the teacher is also for the good of you (if it is you) or your child, I don't understand, why is the teacher so big in society now,

Exam-oriented education destroys the nature of students, and school leaders squeeze the blood and sweat of parents.

Hello. There is no uniform statement on whether teachers can buy materials for students.

Because from the perspective of parents, on the one hand, more information may increase the academic burden of students; In addition, there is also a suspicion that the teacher takes a commission;

From the teacher's point of view, it may be purely for their students to improve their grades, to be honest, for most people, there is no shortcut to learning, and doing more and more memorization will definitely improve their grades.

In addition, there are not enough policy documents to stipulate that it is a violation for schools and classes to arrange students to go to certain bookstores to buy extracurricular books!

1. Policy support.

1.Article 5 of the Code of Professional Ethics for Primary and Secondary School Teachers (2008 Revised Edition): Acting as a teacher - the inherent requirements of the teaching profession are to adhere to noble sentiments, know honor and shame, be strict with oneself, and lead by example.

Dress appropriately, speak in a proper manner, and behave in a civilized manner. Care for the collective, unite and cooperate, respect colleagues, respect parents. Decent style, honest and honest.

Consciously resist paid tutoring, and do not use their positions for personal gain.

Sub-article (8) in Article 3 of the Notice of the Ministry of Education on Printing and Distributing (Teacher 2014 No. 1) issued in the same year: organizing or participating in business activities for students, or forcing students to subscribe to teaching materials, newspapers and periodicals for profit; From the spirit of the above documents, it can be seen that only when schools and teachers "force students to order teaching materials, newspapers and periodicals for profit" can it be recognized as "violations"!

Generally speaking, textbooks should be designated by the Ministry of Education for distribution and use, but for tutoring books, teachers can guide students to purchase them themselves or with the consent of students and their guardians.

You can order it, but be careful of being reported, the Education Bureau does not allow this kind of behavior.