“老师一律不准做家教。也不允许在外面授课。”(××学校教学校长在全校大会上宣布的校纪之一)“家教”是当今社会非常熟悉的一个词,不少学生以及他们的父母都有过请家教的经历。特别是现在,学习成绩差的要请家教,学习成绩好的也同样有可能请家教。可见,在重视子女教育的今天,家教是社会需求量非常大的一个市场。我们也注意到,一些地区的教育主管部门明令禁止在职教师做有偿家教,当然基层学校也不乏有此规定者。对此,有的一线教师认为,既然有需求市场,我们就可以投入其中,至于收费那是市场经济使然。也有的一线教师认为,做有偿家教有损教师的“德高为范”的师德形象。作为一线教师,你怎么看待有偿家教这一现象呢? “Teachers are not allowed to be tutors or to teach outside.” (××) One of the school rules announced by the headmaster of school at the school’s conference “Tutoring” is a word very familiar to today’s society. Many students and their Parents have had tutoring experience. Especially now, poor academic performance, please tutor, good academic performance is also likely to ask tutoring. It can be seen that tutoring is a market where demand for social services is very large today. We have also noticed that education authorities in some areas have explicitly banned serving teachers from paid tutoring. Of course, grassroots schools also lack such provisions. In this regard, some front-line teachers think that since there is a demand market, we can put them into it, as far as charging is the market economy. Some front-line teachers also think that doing paid tutor undermines the teacher’s moral image of “high moral and moral”. As a front-line teacher, what do you think of paid tutor?