1, weekly class hours for primary school teachers:

(1) Two classes of mathematics teaching, English multi-class teaching or Chinese, mathematics, English and other subjects teaching, with no less than 17 class hours per week;

(2) Music, fine arts, microcomputer, science or other disciplines have no less than18 per week;

(3) The class hours in the PE week shall not be less than16;

(4) as a class teacher, teaching Chinese, mathematics or English, with no less than 16 classes per week; Other disciplines as a class teacher, no less than17 per week;

2, middle school teachers have classes every week:

(1) Mathematics, Chinese and English are taught in two classes or at least 13 classes every week; Teach physics and chemistry in 3 classes or at least 12 classes per week; 7 classes a week or no less than 14 classes to teach politics and history;

(2) Teaching geography and biology for seven classes or not less than 14, music for eight classes or not less than 16, physical education for seven classes or not less than 14, and art and computer for no less than 18.

(3) As a class teacher, the class hours per week shall not be less than 12.

Extended data:

Quantitative standards for students' arrival time, class hours and homework;

1, reasonably determine the time for students to arrive at school.

From May 1 day to September 30th, primary school students should start school no earlier than 8:00 in the morning and junior high school students should arrive at school from 7: 00 to 7: 20. 10 10/month 1 day to April 30th of the following year, primary school students should attend school no earlier than 8: 20 in the morning and junior high school students should arrive at school at 7:20-7:40.

2. Scientifically arrange the morning class time.

It is required that the first and second grade classes in primary school should not be earlier than 8:30 in the morning and 8:00 in junior high school.

3. Strictly control the total class hours per week.

There are 26 standard class hours in Grade One and Grade Two, 30 standard class hours in Grade Three to Grade Six, and 34 standard class hours in Grade Seven to Grade Nine.

It is forbidden to increase or decrease the class hours at will, to set up a schedule of yin and yang classes, to occupy music, sports and beauty classes, and to increase the burden on students.

4. Strictly control students' study time at school.

Pupils study at school for no more than 6 hours a day, and junior high school for no more than 7 hours.

Ensure that students have 1 hour of physical exercise time every day.

5. Strictly control the total amount of students' homework.

There is no written homework in the first and second grades of primary school.

The total time for completing written homework in other grades of primary school should not exceed 1 hour at most, and the homework time of junior high school students should be controlled within 2 hours every day.

Only one after-school workbook matching the teaching progress is allowed in each subject.

No homework beyond the compulsory education curriculum standards shall be assigned, and no homework that parents are required to complete or write on their behalf shall be assigned.

Schools should do a good job in balancing the amount of homework after class in various disciplines according to grades, and establish a system of total homework control and homework inspection.

Teacher workload system:

The teaching workload of the whole school teachers should generally account for about 2/3 of the whole school teachers' workload.

The "Trial Measures" and the "Interim Provisions" provide detailed provisions on the workload calculation methods of teachers at all levels who are engaged in various teaching work, compiling teaching materials and teaching methods, full-time and mainly engaged in scientific research, production and laboratory work, and concurrently engaged in party and government work.

1985 the opinions of the Ministry of education on the current workload of teachers in colleges and universities put forward to reform the above-mentioned trial measures, and colleges and universities determine the calculation method and quota of teachers' workload by themselves with reference to this method, but the Ministry of education has not made uniform provisions.

Many other countries do not have uniform standards.

Some schools set their own standards; Some schools have separate agreements with teachers in employment contracts; Some have no written regulations, and the school arranges according to general practice.

Studies in some western countries in the 1960s and 1970s showed that college teachers should generally work at least 40 hours a week, and the actual average weekly working time is about 55 hours. The teaching workload of most teachers accounts for 40% ~ 70% of the total workload.

A survey of 80 universities in 50 countries shows that the average weekly teaching workload of teachers ranges from 6.8 hours to 12.5 hours. Teachers in Australia, Asia and Latin America have the heaviest workload, followed by Africa, North America and Europe. The workload of teachers in developing countries is generally heavier than that in developed countries.

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