Talking about education | The eighth class has been taught for so long, is it resolved?

Before, because I was looking up some materials, I found out why the topic of the eighth class has been discussed for so long, but some schools still practice it as usual? No matter what other people say?

Instructions from the Ministry of Education

According to the description of the article "June 21, 106" by the Ministry of Education, it is clearly mentioned (the following can be ignored if you are too lazy to read it, but it is recommended that you read it) :

"(3) Considering the different environmental backgrounds and conditions of various municipalities, counties (cities) and schools, after-school tutoring should not be abruptly cancelled, but the National Education Administration of the Ministry of Education will strengthen the supervision mechanism of relevant regulations on "teaching normalization", requiring all The school's consent form for after-school tutoring must include the option of "disagree", the local government should establish an effective and complete complaint channel, and publicize relevant laws and regulations to strengthen teachers' "normalization of teaching": including after-school tutoring " Students shall not be forced to participate”, “new progress shall not be taught”, “students staying in school for self-study shall not be charged for teaching hours” and “improving the appeal channel”, etc. "

Did you see the point?

1. First of all, the Ministry of Education does not regard the " eighth session" that many people say is a class, but "after-school tutoring" !!! Therefore, it is not used for regular classes. During this time, it cannot be used for regular classes.
2. Furthermore, it clearly states that “ the consent form for after-school tutoring that requires schools to provide parents must have the option of “disagree” checked . Therefore, although it is up to the parents whether to take classes or not, there is a “disagree” option. ” option, you can not participate!

The above two points clearly explain that "the eighth class is after-school tutoring, and it cannot be used for regular classes, nor can it be required to attend."

ridiculous consent form

The following are the options that may appear on the consent form:

• ▢ I agree ▢ I don't agree - I don't agree that I may be interviewed, or my parents' phone calls will be frantic.
• ▢ I agree ▢ I do - well, these two options are definitely not the same XDD
• ▢ I agree to participate - Huh??? Sorry, what about the other option?
• ▢ I agree ▢ I disagree - teacher: "You may not participate, but I will do my homework and class as usual, and choose freely ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ (with a malicious smile)"

The eighth class has been discussed for so long, what is the problem?

Why has the Ministry of Education made a statement, but there are still schools that do not follow suit, and the situation remains the same? I think we should first think about "Why do we have to have another class? "; I think this issue is related to the low birthrate.

Because of the declining birthrate, there are fewer and fewer students, so schools will inevitably face the problem of enrollment. As a result, the schools that parents choose to enroll their children are often so-called " star schools ", right? The evaluation of a school is good (the parents think it is good), so I choose to keep adding class time, so that students can remember it even if they don’t understand it! Again, sometimes it is not necessarily the teacher’s problem. If the school forces the teacher If they have to go to class, if they don't go to school, will it affect their work?

Education is the core

I can't understand the above questions. Why is "education" the most important thing, but they would rather not care about students' learning and physical health, but also do that for the evaluation of a school? Education is the most important thing, right? , If a school, no one cares about the students' learning, only cares about whether they solve their own problems, is it still a school?

Please be brave to report

I don't know if the school has improved now, but if you are a parent or student and find that the school doesn't care about this at all, you'd better report them as soon as possible. I have checked about the report, and it should be possible to call or send an email; the Ministry of Education has the following public opinion mailbox , as long as you follow the procedures, it will not be difficult.

I think this method of reporting is quite effective, because if you say it verbally, it is likely to be blocked; you can ask what is going on at the beginning, and then if you want to report, don't speak first, so as not to get stuck blocked here.

Ok, hope this problem can be effectively improved, that's all.

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