正确答案: C

不合法,教师没有罚款的权利

题目:中学生程某经常违反班规,班主任张某让其缴纳"违纪金"充作班费。班主任张某的做法( )。

解析:《中华人民共和国教师法》第七条规定,"教师享有下列权利:(一)进行教育教学活动,开展教育教学改革和实验;(二)从事科学研究、学术交流,参加专业的学术团体,在学术活动中充分发表意见;(三)指导学生的学习和发展,评定学生的品行和学业成绩;(四)按时获取工资报酬,享受国家规定的福利待遇以及寒暑假期的带薪休假;(五)对学校教育教学、管工作和教育行政部门的工作提出意见和建议,通过教职工代表大会或者其他形式,参与学校的民主管理;(六)参加进修或者其他方式的培训"。罚款属于行政处罚,由具有行政处罚权的行政机关在法定职权范围内实施,教师和学校都没有罚款的权利。

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  • 教师需要不断提高教育教学水平

  • 解析:《中小学教师职业道德规范》(2008年修订)中"终身学习"要求教师崇尚科学精神,树立终身学习理念,拓宽知识视野,更新知识结构。潜心钻研业务,勇于探索创新,不断提高专业素养和教育教学水平。题干中李老师虽然多次获得教学比赛第一名,已经评上了高级职称,但是他仍然坚持学习,积极参加教学研讨,体现了李老师坚守终身学习的职业道德。"终身学习"是教师专业发展不竭的动力,教师需要不断提高教育教学水平。

  • [单选题]我国古代思想家王充所说的"施用累能"是指( )。
  • 社会实践对智力的影响

  • 解析:王充所说的"施用累能"是指社会实践对智力的影响,即能力是在使用中积累的。故选择B。A项,学校教育在人的发展中起主导作用;个体的主观能动性是人的身心发展的动力,是促进个体发展的决定性因素。C项,在影响学生身心发展的因素中,遗传素质是人的身心发展的前提,为个体的身心发展提供了可能性。D项,家庭环境对人身心发展的影响即家庭是最基本的社会组织,父母是孩子的第一任教师。家庭成员的素质、家庭结构、父母的教养方式、家庭的经济状况等都影响人的发展。

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  • 教学

  • 解析:教学是学校教育工作的中心工作,学校教育工作必须坚持教学为主。故选择C。A项,广义的德育泛指所有有目的、有计划地对社会成员在政治、思想与道德等方面施加影响的活动,包括社会德育、社区德育、学校德育和家庭德育等方面。B项,上课是教学工作的中心环节。D项,课外活动是培养全面发展人才的不可缺少的途径,是课堂教学的必要补充,是丰富学生精神生活的重要组成部分。

  • [单选题]"罢黜百家,独尊儒术"是由谁提出来的?( )
  • 董仲舒

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  • [单选题]在心智技能的形成过程中,原型定向之前已发生原型内化。( )A.正确B.错误
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  • What is the author's primary purpose inwriting the passage?

  • Demonstrating how culture campshelp foreign adoption families.

  • 解析:句意为“作者写这篇文章的主要目的是什么?”。

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