Is it legal for a teacher to confiscate a student's tutoring book in class?

This morning, when we were in math class, I found that the teacher confiscated a student's math tutoring book. After school, I saw the teacher take the confiscated books home. Is this legal? Do students have the right to ask teachers for their extra-cursory books back?
Before class, the teacher had said that she was not allowed to put any tutoring books on the table during her class. The student had violated the rules and the tutoring books had been confiscated. Could the student ask the teacher for them?

Answer 1

Under normal circumstances, it was legal for a teacher to confiscate a student's tutoring book during class.

According to China's Constitution, Education Law and other relevant laws and regulations, a school is a public place. School teachers have the right to manage and maintain public places during the teaching process. Therefore, it was reasonable for a teacher to confiscate a student's tutoring book in class. It would not violate the student's property rights or personal rights.

Of course, if the student's extra-cursory guidance book involves content that violates school rules or laws and regulations, the teacher can decide to return it to the student or hand it over to the relevant department for handling according to the actual situation. However, under normal circumstances, it was legal for teachers to confiscate students 'tutoring books.