为教师减负，细化要求加快制度落地

Group 1 - The Ministry of Education has issued a notice aimed at reducing the non-educational workload of primary and secondary school teachers, outlining eight specific measures to institutionalize and standardize this reduction effort [1] - The measures include limiting the number of social activities in schools to a maximum of 10 per semester and restricting the number of social exams to no more than 5 per year for each school [1] - The notice emphasizes the need for a coordinated approach to reduce teacher burdens, distinguishing between teachers' core responsibilities and tasks that should not fall under their purview [3] Group 2 - There has been ongoing public concern regarding the heavy workload of teachers, particularly class teachers, who face numerous administrative tasks and pressures from various evaluations and competitions [2] - The notice aims to streamline data reporting requirements, which is seen as a targeted effort to alleviate the burdens faced by class teachers [3] - The current policy reflects a shift towards achieving tangible results in reducing teacher workloads, highlighting the importance of effective implementation at the local education department level [4]