Yang Runxiong: Or one more teacher involved in social incidents will be nailed, there is no need to install CCTV in the classroom

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Written by: Deng Yinglin

2021-04-10 11:47

Last update date: 2021-04-10 11:48

Since the anti-revision law turmoil, the Education Bureau has received about 200 complaints from teachers related to social incidents. Yang Runxiong revealed in the commercial program "Political and Economic Saturday" today (10th) that about 40 complaints were initially established, including 1 Or it may involve cancellation of teacher registration. As teachers can argue according to procedures, no final decision has yet been made.

The establishment members have recently repeatedly asked the Education Bureau to install closed-circuit televisions in classrooms to monitor the teaching of teachers.

Yang Runxiong reiterated in the Hong Kong and Taiwan program "Saturday Accountability" that the Education Bureau trusts teachers to work professionally and believes that there is no need to install closed-circuit televisions in classrooms.

However, he pointed out that he has noticed that the formed members have repeatedly raised that since the video classroom involves students' private interests, he expects parents to speak up on this issue.

Yang Runxiong reiterated that the Education Bureau trusts teachers and believes that there is no need to install closed-circuit televisions in classrooms.

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The Education Bureau trusts teachers, and there is no need to install CCTV

Yang Runxiong reiterated that the Education Bureau trusts teachers and believes that there is no need to install closed-circuit televisions in classrooms.

There are tens of thousands of teachers in Hong Kong, but the Education Bureau has only received about 200 complaints from the anti-revision case so far, which is a small number.

About 40 complaints were initially established. One of them may involve cancellation of registration. However, the teacher has the right to defend and the Education Bureau will consider it in detail.

About 20 other cases are still in contact with the school for investigation, and no final opinion is available.

Yang also said that he believes that the formed members may receive opinions from parents, so he has repeatedly pointed out that since the video will include student privacy, including the content and voice of students’ speeches, he hopes that the community will discuss this and let the Education Bureau understand parents’ views: "We are all I want to know the opinions of parents."

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Starting from this school year, the Education Bureau will provide 30-hour core training on values ​​and professional ethics for newly recruited and in-service teachers.

Yang said that due to the impact of the epidemic, the teacher's mainland delegation has not yet taken place, but the teacher needs to help students understand the country, and the Education Bureau requires teachers to understand the concept of national security.

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Add 30 hours of teacher training for non-extra jobs, teachers need to be aware of the country

Starting from this school year, the Education Bureau will provide 30-hour core training on values ​​and professional ethics for newly recruited and in-service teachers.

Yang Runxiong said that teachers need to help students understand the country, and the Education Bureau requires teachers to understand the concept of national security.

Some people questioned this arrangement or increased the work of teachers. Yang emphasized that the Education Bureau has always required teachers to train for hours. Training is part of continuous learning and updating knowledge: "Teachers need to help students understand the country and develop whole-person development. It needs to be understood. It should not be regarded as extra work. It is part of the work itself." When asked about the contents and itinerary of the teacher's mainland study tour, Yang said that the trip has not yet taken place due to the impact of the epidemic.

Yang Runxiong also said that in the anti-revision law incident in 2019, "some young people have come to the front, and the education bureau or educators should check whether there is any problem with education." The loopholes in the national security law have been closed after the implementation of the national security law.

However, he reiterated that the society has different views and opinions on the cause of the turmoil. The anti-revision law turmoil should not be attributed solely to education, but the Education Bureau must also continue to improve: "Sheng Ri is a big voice in the society, and it is necessary. Check it out."

Yang Runxiong revealed that the Education Bureau has temporarily received about 1,600 schools applying for half-day face-to-face instruction, of which about 860 applications involve kindergartens, accounting for more than 80% of all kindergartens in Hong Kong.

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So far, more than 860 kindergartens have applied for half-day classes in the whole school, accounting for more than 80% of the total in Hong Kong

In addition, due to the impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, all schools in Hong Kong have not been able to resume classes as usual. The Education Bureau is providing additional arrangements. If the school maintains a bi-weekly checkup for all faculty members and holds a negative certificate; or all members are vaccinated with two doses of the new crown epidemic, the whole school can be given a half-day .

Yang Runxiong revealed that the Education Bureau temporarily received about 1,600 applications from schools to resume half-day face-to-face instruction, of which about 860 applications related to kindergartens (accounting for more than 80% of all kindergartens in Hong Kong); and about 220 applications related to primary and secondary schools (accounting for about 20% of Hong Kong's primary and secondary schools). Two-thirds belong to elementary schools, and one-third belong to secondary schools).

The remaining about 520 applications were for tuition schools.

He emphasized that the arrangement is voluntary and he hopes to encourage teachers to test and give injections.

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