The mother of a nine-year-old student of the psychology department of Moscow State University, Alisa Teplyakova, Natalia, commented in an interview with mk.ru about the passing of the exam at the university by her daughter. She reported that the girl received an "unsatisfactory" grade for the exam.
On Tuesday, 9-year-old Alice was taking the Introduction to Psychology exam, during which only an unaccompanied student could attend. Her father, Yevgeny Teplyakov, was expecting the girl at the guard post, he was given a warm place so that he would not freeze on the street.
According to media reports, after a while he attacked the head of the department of the Faculty of Psychology. The man himself denies the fact of the scuffle and insists that he tried to break into the educational unit because of the "illegal imprisonment of a child" during the exam.
The current incident was another clash of the scandalous parent with faculty staff and students.
According to Natalia, this was the second exam for her daughter. The parents asked the academic part of the faculty to conduct the exam without the written part, in oral form. The mother pointed out that the writing speed of a nine-year-old child is slower than that of adult students. Natalia also said: "Such a format is not provided at all, since written speech differs from oral speech, the answer will be different and you need to prepare in different ways."
Nevertheless, the examiners insisted on a written answer to one of the two questions.
As a result, the nine-year-old student received an “unsatisfactory” grade. The deputy dean pointed out to the parents that such an assessment was obtained due to the “fragmentary” knowledge of the student. Natalia noted that the teacher himself did not comment on the passing of the exam.
The girl's mother added that there is a work plan, which states that even if the knowledge is “fragmentary”, the score should be “3”, not “2”.
The woman also believes that her daughter owns the subject much stronger than the "fragmentary knowledge".
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