On the question of holiday make up classes, is it illegal to make up classes during holidays

Studying early during the holidays is a very wrong practice, and it seems that you have not yet realized the way to study. What is the meaning of learning the first test interest, learning it once, and listening to it again, what is the difference between this and repeating. You're not yet ready to sprint.

Now, the first priority is to find a learning method that suits you and keep improving. You don't have to worry about the holidays, just play well and don't waste them. The foundation is not good, just review the old knowledge appropriately during the holidays.

Whether physics and chemistry are difficult is a matter of opinion, and there is no need to be timid without much contact. Have a great holiday.

Divide the situation. Clause.

1. Where schools, as compulsory education establishments, provide students with make-up classes, violating the provisions of the education department; Clause.

2. Where non-compulsory education establishments make up classes for students on weekends, they do not violate the provisions of the education department; Clause.

3. Where students receive make-up classes, whether they are provided by compulsory education establishments or for-profit sex education service establishments, it is not considered a violation of the provisions of the education department. It is not legal for holiday make-up classes to take up students' break time. It can be reported to the Education Bureau.

So far, the state has not introduced a law prohibiting classes during holidays. However, the provincial and municipal education administrative departments have issued relevant regulations: it is strictly forbidden to organize or covertly organize primary and secondary school students to make up classes during the winter vacation, and shall not hold various discipline competition tutorial classes, and shall not organize or covertly organize students to participate in cultural classes held by off-campus training institutions.

Legal basis: Article 1 of the Guiding Opinions of the Ministry of Education on Strengthening the Management of Primary and Secondary Schools and Standardizing the Conduct of Running Schools: Scientifically arrange work and rest time to effectively reduce students' excessive homework burden.

Local administrative departments for education at all levels shall, on the basis of the actual local conditions and in accordance with the actual needs of different school stages and grades, day students and boarding students, make scientific and reasonable arrangements and strict regulations for students' rest time, time for school study (including self-study), time for physical exercise, content of school activities, and homework, and organize comprehensive inspections. Resolutely correct all kinds of practices of arbitrarily encroaching on students' rest time, correctly guide parents and society to actively participate, earnestly reduce the excessive burden of schoolwork inside and outside the classroom, and protect students' right to rest in accordance with the law.

Legal Analysis: According to the Teacher's Decree issued by the Ministry of Education: at any time, it is illegal to make up classes in schools on statutory holidays, and you can go to the local education bureau** or the higher education administrative department** to complain.

Schools can attend classes free of charge, but it is illegal to charge fees. Teachers are strictly managed and subject to social supervision. Local education departments should make whether or not in-service teachers organize or participate in paid make-up classes as an important basis for annual evaluations, job evaluations, job hiring, and the implementation of rewards and punishments, and implement a one-vote veto system.

Leaders of primary and secondary schools should take the lead in enforcing the regulations, resolutely put an end to the conduct of schools organizing or participating in paid make-up classes, and strengthen the management of teachers' conduct in teaching. Actively build a supervision system in which schools, teachers, students, parents, and society widely participate, unblock and disclose reporting channels, and take the initiative to accept social supervision.

Legal basis: Provisions on strictly prohibiting paid make-up classes for primary and secondary school and in-service primary and secondary school teachers

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

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

Article 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;

Article 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 and outside the school;

Article 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;

Article 6: It is strictly forbidden for in-service primary and secondary school teachers to introduce students to off-campus training establishments and others, or to provide relevant information.

Derivative question: What should I do if the teacher does not need money to make up the lessons?

It is unreasonable for teachers to charge for make-up lessons, especially if they induce students to charge for make-up lessons, and parents should not encourage such a culture. Taking Nanchang City as an example, if you organize, recommend, and induce students to participate in paid make-up classes inside and outside the school, participate in paid make-up classes organized by off-campus training institutions or other teachers, parents, parents' committees, etc., and introduce students to off-campus training institutions and provide relevant information, the violations of the parties will be dealt with in accordance with regulations.

Legal analysis: No, it is strictly forbidden to engage in disguised illegal make-up classes during the holidays, and it is not possible to make up classes for the whole class and take new classes in violation of regulations in any name, let alone take the opportunity to charge indiscriminately.

Legal basis: Labor Law of the People's Republic of China Article 40 An employer shall arrange leave for employees during the following holidays in accordance with the law: (1) New Year's Day; (2) Spring Festival; (3) International Labor Day; (4) National Day; (5) Other holidays and holidays provided for by laws and regulations.

Legal analysis: not illegal, but in violation of relevant regulations. Regulations vary from region to region.

Legal basis: "Opinions on Further Regulating the Conduct of Schools in the Compulsory Education Stage and Reducing the Excessive Burden of Schoolwork on Primary and Secondary School Students" Strictly prohibits illegal make-up classes" stipulates that it is resolutely forbidden to use holidays to collectively make up for classes or cover classes. Schools should carry out teaching work in strict accordance with the school calendar issued by the administrative department of education.

If it is necessary to make appropriate adjustments to the holiday arrangements due to special reasons, it shall be subject to written examination and approval by the administrative department of education at or above the county level, and the written approval content must include arrangements for re-adjusting the holidays occupied, so as to meet the statutory vacation time of students. Anyone who changes the statutory vacation time without the approval of the examination shall be deemed to have taken advantage of the holiday group to make up classes.