Slogans prohibiting paid make-up lessons

The slogans prohibiting paid tutoring are as follows:

(1) Do not engage in paid tutoring or paid tutoring. Do not organize students to participate in paid tutoring or joint tutoring, and do not take part-time classes or part-time jobs outside the school without permission from others. Teach with integrity and do not charge arbitrary fees, run classes, or make up classes indiscriminately; do not participate in various types of paid tutoring activities; do not teach part-time at social institutions and other educational institutions; do not force, imply, organize, mobilize, or mobilize students in disguised form to accept paid tutoring or participate in various activities. Planting classes.

(2) A thousand-mile embankment breaks down in an ant nest. Small holes cannot be repaired, but big holes are difficult to plug. Empty talk will mislead students, but hard work will improve performance; correct mistakes and fill in loopholes, and on-demand services will lead to success. Recess is precious, and your and my life are even more valuable; if it is for your own safety, give way to going up and down the stairs. Standardize teacher behavior. Strengthen the education of teachers' ethics and ethics, and take effective measures to resolutely correct behaviors that violate teachers' ethics, such as paid make-up lessons, paid tutoring, and arbitrary ordering of teaching materials among in-service teachers.

(3) The three-foot podium should serve as a role model for students. If it is not sincere, it will mislead the students. A half piece of chalk is used to write down a student's future. If there is no faith, the consequences will be endless. A good scholar-teacher is easy and gets twice the result; a bad scholar-teacher works hard but gets half the result. I would rather teachers waste more time than let students do useless questions.

(4) Make-up lessons and tutoring for students can only be done before class, and no make-up lessons will be given after class. Let all students go home immediately after school and do not leave any students behind to make up lessons. Anyone who wants to make up a lesson can do so before class. When the spirit of mutual trust runs through the entire work of the school, and when learning is based on respect for people, everyone can first be strict with themselves. In this way, students who need help always come early in the morning to make up lessons or receive tutoring.