CATDOLL: Primary school teacher playing cartoons in class caused controversy. Is it art appreciation or laziness?

Recently, parents of primary school students reported that teachers played cartoons for students instead of teaching during art and craft classes, which attracted the attention of media reporters. According to on-site visits, some teachers did play the cartoon "Doraemon" for students during class, and there was also a classroom with the curtains drawn, so the sound of the cartoon could be heard from inside.

However, a staff member of the school who did not want to reveal his identity said that the teacher might think that the students' class time was too long, so he "played some educational cartoons to adjust the situation." When interviewed, the principal of the school admitted that this was wrong and that he was negligent in supervision. In response, the staff of the Basic Education Section of the Education Bureau said that the school would be severely criticized and educated and ordered to correct its mistakes.

After the incident was exposed, it caused heated discussions among netizens. "What's wrong with showing cartoons? Isn't it art appreciation?" "Didn't the art teacher go home sick, have a baby, or have family matters and give the class to the math teacher?" "It's understandable that students are under a lot of pressure, but we must also pay attention to 'moderation'. Basic art knowledge is also very important."

As a "bystander", what do you think about this?