The Education Law stipulates a series of rights enjoyed by the educated, aiming at ensuring equal opportunities and conditions for everyone to receive education.
The following are some common rights of the educated:
Equal right to education: Everyone has equal right to education, regardless of race, sex, religion, disability or socioeconomic status.
Right not to be discriminated against: educated people have the right not to be discriminated against in any form, including equal treatment, opportunities and resources.
Right to be free from abuse and violence: educated people have the right to be free from abuse, violence and discrimination in schools and educational environments.
Right to adapt to individual differences: Educated people have the right to receive adaptive education according to their individual differences and needs, including special education and support.
Freedom of speech and the right to express ideas: educated people have the right to express their opinions and ideas freely and participate in the decision-making process of schools and education.
Right to education: educated people have the right to receive comprehensive lifelong education, including basic education, vocational education and continuing education.
Right to cultural and religious freedom: educated people have the right to maintain and develop their own cultural characteristics and religious beliefs, and are not affected by compulsory cultural or religious changes.
Right to personal privacy and data protection: Educated people have the right to protect personal privacy and personal data, and schools and educational institutions should ensure that reasonable data protection measures are taken.
Participation and decision-making right: educated people have the right to participate in the decision-making process of schools and education, including school management, curriculum design and evaluation.
Right to obtain information and knowledge: Educated people have the right to obtain comprehensive, accurate and timely educational information, including school policies, curriculum contents and evaluation criteria.
The obligation that the educated should fulfill.
1, abide by laws and regulations.
2. Abide by the students' code of conduct, respect teachers, and develop good ideological and moral character and behavior habits.
3. Study hard and complete the required learning tasks.
4. Abide by the management system of schools or other educational institutions.