Law of Teaching Profession

Article 12 The Administrative Department of Education, under the authority of the Council of State, shall establish transitional measures for the qualification of teachers who, before the entry into force of this Law, were teaching in schools or other educational institutions but do not have the formal education provided for in this Law. (6) to constantly raise their ideological level and political consciousness and to improve their professional skills in education and teaching. Article 15 Graduates of ordinary schools of various levels shall be engaged in the field of education and teaching in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Pupils of teacher training colleges at various levels receive vocational scholarships. Article 22 Schools or other educational establishments shall carry out an assessment of political awareness and ideological level, professional qualifications, attitudes to work and their performance. 3 Teachers are professionals who perform the functions of education and instruction and are responsible for transmitting knowledge and educating people, training builders and successors for the socialist cause and improving the quality of the nation. Teachers must devote themselves to the educational cause of the people. 3) Encourage and support teachers in their creative work in the fields of education, teaching and scientific research; and Article 26: Teachers of primary, secondary and vocational schools shall receive allowances corresponding to the duration of their teaching and other allowances, and specific measures for this purpose shall be determined by the Education Administration of the Council of State in liaison with the departments concerned. (2) to furnish books, reference documents and other articles necessary for education and teaching; Article 27 Local people`s governments at various levels provide subsidies to teachers and graduates of secondary vocational schools or colleges engaged in education and teaching in areas inhabited by national minorities or in remote and poverty-stricken areas. Article 33 Teachers who have achieved excellence in education and teaching, staff training, scientific research, educational reform, school development, social services and dual curricula shall be congratulated and rewarded by the schools to which they belong. Local people`s governments at or above the county level can reasonably increase the pension ratio for retired primary and secondary school teachers who have long been engaged in education.

(2) to participate in scientific research and university exchanges, to join learned societies and to fully express their points of view in academic activities; Article 2 This Act shall apply to teachers who are particularly active in the field of education and teaching in schools of different levels and categories or in other educational institutions. Graduate participants receive 3 semester hours of graduate credit and receive a transcript from one of our partner institutions below. Professional development participants receive a certificate of completion for 45 hours of professional development for face-to-face courses and 60 hours of professional training credit for online courses. (1) respect the Constitution, laws and ethics and be models of virtue and scholarship; While FERPA generally requires the consent of eligible parents or students before disclosing personal information from an eligible student`s academic records, there are a number of important exceptions to this requirement. An exception allows “school officials,” including teachers, within a school to have access to personally identifiable information in students` academic records if the school has determined that they have a “legitimate educational interest” in the information. A “school official” has a “legitimate educational interest” if the public servant must verify proof of education in order to fulfill professional responsibility. Schools may also disclose “directory information” such as a student`s name, phone number and date of participation without consent. However, they must inform eligible parents and students of what they consider to be “directory information” and allow them a reasonable amount of time to ask the school not to disclose their directory information. Joint Guidance on the Application of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPPA) on Student Health Records – This document addresses the confusion of school administrators, health professionals and others about how these two laws apply to student records. It is important to note that these guidelines clarify that the HIPPA Privacy Rule generally does not apply to elementary and secondary schools. It also deals with certain disclosures permitted under either Act without consent or authorization, particularly those related to health and safety emergencies. Article 4 People`s governments at various levels shall take measures to strengthen philosophical and political education and professional training of teachers, to improve their working and living conditions, to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests and to raise their social status.

Article 19 Administrative services subordinate to people`s governments at various levels, departments responsible for school affairs and schools shall draw up teacher training programmes and provide various forms of ideological, political and professional training of teachers. Article 9 In order to ensure that teachers perform their educational and pedagogical functions, people`s governments at various levels, administrative departments, competent departments, schools and other educational institutions shall perform the following functions and tasks: (5) to submit opinions and proposals concerning education, teaching, school administration and the work of administrative departments of education; and to participate in the democratic administration of schools through teachers`, staff and workers` congresses or other forms; and (1) provide educational and pedagogical facilities and equipment that meet safety standards set by the State; Article 16 The State shall establish a system of professional titles for teachers. Concrete measures are drawn up by the Council of State. (1) intentional non-performance of educational and pedagogical tasks and, consequently, losses to educational and pedagogical work; (1) to carry out educational and pedagogical activities and to carry out reforms and experiments in the field of education and teaching; Article 41 The relevant provisions of this Law may apply mutatis mutandis to teaching assistants in schools or other educational establishments, as well as to teachers and teaching assistants in schools of other categories, taking into account the facts of the case. (2) implementing the State`s educational policy, complying with relevant rules and regulations, implementing school curricula, fulfilling apprenticeship contracts and performing educational and pedagogical tasks; 2. `other educational establishments` means children`s palaces, local educational and research services and audiovisual educational establishments; All Chinese citizens who abide by the Constitution and laws, have a great interest in education, have a sound ideological and moral character, have formal education in accordance with this law, or have passed national teacher qualification examinations, have educational and pedagogical skills, can acquire teacher qualifications after being assessed as qualified. Anyone who violates the financial and accounting rules of the State, misappropriates public funds allocated to education, seriously hinders educational and teaching work, fails to pay teachers` salaries and infringes their legitimate rights and interests shall be ordered by the higher authorities to return the misappropriated funds within a certain period. and those held directly responsible will be subject to administrative sanctions; and if the circumstances are serious enough to constitute a crime, the perpetrators will be investigated in accordance with the law.