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Written by: Deng Yinglin
2021-05-07 13:03
Last update date: 2021-05-07 13:04
The Legislative Council Committee on Educational Affairs met today (6th) to discuss the professional ethics of teachers. The Secretary for Education, Yeung Yun-hsiung, stated that a total of 12 teachers were cancelled or registered by the Education Bureau from 2019 to last month, regardless of the anti-regulation turmoil. Rejected.
The Education Bureau cited cases of pinned teachers. One male teacher involved using social communication software to repeatedly mention sex-related content to junior high school girls to tease and seduce girls; a retired teacher involved secretly photographing the bottom of his skirt and being pinned; A teacher who was sentenced to prison for repeated tax evasion was also nailed.
The Director of the Education Bureau, Yang Runxiong, said that ignoring the anti-regulation turmoil, 12 teachers were cancelled by the Education Bureau or their applications for registration were rejected from 2019 to last month.
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According to the Education Bureau, delisting cases related to anti-amendments or social incidents are not counted.
In 2019, 6 teachers were deregistered or refused registration, 5 in 2020, and 1 in 2021.
In addition, 6, 41, and 16 teachers were issued reprimand, warning, and persuasive letters.
The Education Bureau stated that the relevant cases involved inappropriate teaching materials, social media dissemination of inappropriate information, changing students' names with insults, or corporal punishment of students, improper physical contact with students, or inappropriate interactions with students after class.
Other teachers have misbehavior outside the school, even committing crimes such as theft and dangerous driving.
Male teacher using communication software to transmit sex-related content to junior high school girls is pinned
Among the deregistered cases, a male teacher was accused of having serious inappropriate conversations with female junior high school students through social communication software. The content involved multiple references to sex-related content to tease and seduce female students.
The Education Bureau believes that the relevant action is a serious violation of teachers' professional ethics, so it cancels its teacher registration.
A teacher involved in tax evasion on many occasions was sentenced to jail and was delisted by the Education Bureau.
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Teacher was sentenced to prison for tax evasion several times and was delisted by the Education Bureau
A retired teacher was sentenced to a social service order by the court for taking pictures of the bottom of a skirt. The Education Bureau also cancelled his teacher registration in order to avoid him being a substitute teacher.
As for the delisting cases that did not involve sexual offences, a teacher was sentenced to prison for possession of offensive weapons, and a person was sentenced to prison for multiple tax evasion.
According to the Education Bureau, different teachers have issued warnings or letters of reprimand for corporal punishment of students.
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Different teachers were warned or condemned for corporal punishment of students
According to the Education Bureau, different teachers have issued warnings or letters of reprimand for corporal punishment of students.
In addition, teachers used inappropriate speech and physical contact in the classroom, which caused individual students to feel embarrassed and was sent a letter of persuasion.
Another teacher involved in altering student examination papers so that students in the class he teaches received higher scores, and were issued a letter of reprimand.
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