Teachers are not allowed to go to the toilet

From a legal point of view, it is not right to restrict a person's personal freedom under any circumstances, and of course, to get rid of those who break the law.

Within the scope of the law, there are rules and disciplines in life, and classroom discipline is one of them. It may seem ridiculous to go to the toilet during class and have anything to do with the law, but the fact is that if a student needs this and the teacher refuses to let him go, this is equivalent to corporal punishment of the student, and the Compulsory Education Law and the Teachers Law clearly stipulate that corporal punishment is not allowed on students.

On the other hand, it cannot be said that you have the freedom to do whatever you want in the classroom. The first is to be disciplined and respectful of the teacher, and the second is to treat special needs with special needs.

There is a scale in the middle, which is soft, and I think that the teacher should give permission according to the actual situation, otherwise, although there are no serious consequences, it is not a violation of the law, but at least it is unjustifiable in terms of human feelings.

You should try to solve it in your spare time, because it is always a disrespect to the teacher to go to the convenience of class.

You can go to the toilet in class, and our school allows it, otherwise you will suffocate your body.

Every teacher has his own habits, and since you go to his class, it's best to respect his habits, if you are not a kindergarten child, this kind of thing should be solved.