
KMT New Taipei mayor candidate Li Sichuan questioned DPP opponent Su Qiaohui on Teacher's Day, saying that although she said she did not object to the Teacher's Day holiday, she voted against it in the Legislative Yuan and proposed three education policies, including subsidizing AI tools, promoting classes with 25 students, and increasing teachers' psychological support resources.
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Teachers' Day is an important educational holiday in Taiwan. In recent years, the issue of whether Teachers' Day should be a holiday has been discussed in society and political circles. A member of the Legislative Yuan once proposed a motion to amend the law regarding the Teachers' Day holiday.
Today, Teachers' Day, KMT New Taipei mayor candidate Li Sichuan (the one holding the microphone) pointed out that his opponent Su Qiaohui said that she did not object to the holiday, but she voted against it. You may want to ask her, why is this? (Photo by reporter Huang Zhengjia)
Today is Teacher's Day. The campaign office of Li Sichuan, the New Taipei mayoral candidate of the Kuomintang, pointed out that Su Qiaohui, the New Taipei mayoral candidate of the Democratic Progressive Party, voted against the Teacher's Day holiday in the Legislative Yuan last year. Li Sichuan responded in an interview today that Su Qiaohui said that she did not object to the holiday but voted against it. You may want to ask her, why is this like this? He wished all teachers and educators a happy Teacher's Day.
Li Sichuan accepted a joint interview with the media before attending the inauguration meeting of the Shenkeng District Joint Campaign Headquarters today. Su Qiaohui voted against the Legislative Yuan's push to amend the law to require a Teacher's Day holiday. However, she said today that she did not oppose the Teacher's Day holiday. Do you think she said one thing but did another?
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Li Sichuan said that for Su Qiaohui, she said she was not opposed to the holiday, but she voted against it. You might want to ask her why this is like this.
He pointed out that he has proposed three policies related to education: subsidizing AI tools to assist lesson preparation, teaching, and administrative work; promoting "25-person classes" to increase teacher manpower, reducing teacher-student ratios, and creating a better small-class teaching environment; and increasing the number of free consultations and expanding teachers' psychological support resources. He had a discussion with the teachers' association some time ago, and he responded to the nine demands raised by the teachers' association one by one. In the future, he will continue to move forward in the direction of relevant policies.
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Su Qiaohui will explain her voting behavior during the Teacher’s Day holiday on subsequent occasions.
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