I. Provisions of the Law on the Protection of Minors Now the revised Law on the Protection of Minors stipulates that students are not allowed to make up classes on legal holidays. As soon as this regulation came out, it can be said that it has aroused the approval of many people and given students more holidays to study. Although it is good for students to make up lessons from the original intention, it can improve their academic performance. However, after so many years of continuous remedial classes, I found that the results were minimal. After continuous make-up classes, students' grades have not improved significantly, but their psychological state has deteriorated. Moreover, the Ministry of Education has proposed to reduce the burden for many years, but in the end it is useless, because schools, teachers and parents will impose more homework on students in various ways.
Second, it is useless to rely on blocking. In fact, the original intention of the Ministry of Education to introduce this regulation is definitely a good thing, and it is for the sake of students. However, it is useless to simply stipulate from the legal rules that there is no need to make up lessons, because even if it is stipulated above, parents at the bottom have more countermeasures. Schools will also take other forms for their own reputation and enrollment rate, and finally make up classes voluntarily. First of all, we should solve this problem, or find out what the make-up lessons are for. If students are really not allowed to make up lessons, do they not have to go to other educational institutions?
Third, we should proceed from reality. Therefore, it is useless to say that this rule is rigid, because even if there are countermeasures, parents will force students to attend classes voluntarily for the sake of grades and the future of their children. Let students fall in love with learning, otherwise educational resources will be wasted.