Russia (bbabo.net), - At school No. 290, where children complained to parents about tests in which students had to confess to crimes, they told the origin of strange questionnaires.
According to the director of the school, Marina Gutsalova, themselves were developed by the Academy of Postgraduate Pedagogical Education. They were not required to be filled in, and teachers, before deciding whether to use them or not, decided to study the reaction of children and parents. The questionnaires were distributed to the children, and when the schoolchildren themselves and their parents began to speak negatively about the wording regarding the crimes allegedly committed by schoolchildren, it was decided not to conduct the test, but to take the questionnaires. But some children refused to return the forms. According to the director, the educational institution has a difficult relationship with some of the parents, and the school believes that it was they who posted the story with the tests on the Web.
Now the prosecutor's office of the Krasnoselsky district and the district administration are investigating the circumstances of this testing.
But this story has another side. When the parents spoke out strongly against the test, the teacher gathered the children and talked to them in extremely elevated tones, in other words, she shouted at the students and insulted them.
- I do not approve of the behavior of the teacher. An official check is being carried out on this fact, - said Marina Gutsalova. The director also noted that the teacher-organizer at the school is in good standing. She explained what happened with the emotional fatigue of a teacher who recently had a hard time with the coronavirus, and her children took her out. According to Gutsalova, an audio recording circulating on social networks, where a teacher yells at students, is taken out of context.
- That was the last straw. But, of course, after the incident, we will conduct training in the teaching staff in order to prevent such situations, - said the director.
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