Under normal circumstances, it is not illegal, but too much work may constitute illegal. The reason why students write homework is to cultivate good study habits, and also has the following purposes: to deepen the understanding and memory of knowledge, to check the students' own learning effect, to enhance their thinking ability, and to cultivate the habits and skills of conscious learning. There is no written homework in the first and second grades of primary school, and the homework time in the third to sixth grades does not exceed 60 minutes, and the difficulty level of homework does not exceed the requirements of curriculum standards. Teachers should not assign repetitive and punitive homework, nor should they assign homework to parents or let parents evaluate and correct homework on their behalf.
It is not illegal to assign homework, but if too much homework leads to disorder of work and rest, you can report it to the local education bureau. The guiding ideology of primary and middle school students is: "fully implement the educational concept of' student-oriented', accurately grasp the essence and function of homework, explore the organic combination of process evaluation and developmental evaluation, improve teachers' ability to design and use homework to improve teaching, improve the effectiveness of students' learning, effectively reduce students' excessive academic burden and promote their healthy growth.
It is illegal for a teacher to hit a student. Under no circumstances are teachers allowed to hit students. According to the relevant laws and regulations of the state, teachers shall not discriminate against students, and shall not impose corporal punishment on students, corporal punishment in disguised form or other acts that insult personal dignity. For the teacher's behavior of beating students, you can report it to the school leaders or higher authorities, you can also ask for administrative punishment, or you can bring a lawsuit directly to the court.
Legal basis:
Article 4 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors adheres to the principle of being most beneficial to minors. Handling matters involving minors shall meet the following requirements:
(a) Give special and priority protection to minors;
(2) Respecting the personal dignity of minors;
(3) Protecting the privacy and personal information of minors;
(four) to adapt to the laws and characteristics of the healthy development of minors;
(five) to listen to the opinions of minors;
(6) Combination of protection and education.
Article 2 of the Constitution All power in People's Republic of China (PRC) belongs to the people. The organs where the people exercise state power are the National People's Congress and local people's congresses at various levels. The people manage state affairs, economic and cultural undertakings and social affairs through various channels and forms according to law.