The teacher pushed the student for the discussion about corruption while watching the film about rallies in the Samara school

The geography teacher at the Samara school pushed and shouted at the student who entered into the discussion during the lesson on the danger of political protests and extremism dedicated to anti -corruption rallies held in Russian cities on March 26. This follows from the video, which the student published on his VKontakte page.

The geography lesson began with the calls of the teacher to be kind and not show aggression, but resulted in conflict with a cry and assault. He was provoked by a discussion, which a student of grade 8 tried to impose on the teacher. The teacher’s words that the cause of the anti-corruption rallies was the gullibility of people and the calls of the leader, who “pursues some of their goals and stupid more,” caused laughter among students. The teacher did not like this, and in the classroom a dispute began, which ended in insulting the student.

“I will not say anything else. I will not even break the thought. For some reason I knew that it was you. I always thought that something in you is so ugly. As she said, it is. Listen, why are they reacting like that? " - said the teacher.

After that, she turned on the film “Extremism - No”, mounted by local television company after a protest rally that was held in the city. When the children began to whisper, the teacher began to scream and, judging by the sound on the video at 14:18, hit the student.

In a conversation with the publication of "Present", the schoolboy emphasized that there is no one in his class older than 15 years, and the film is intended for the 16+ audience. According to Medialeaks, the lesson was carried out by the deputy director of the school for educational work Irina Vasilievna Gorbatenko, the publication gives a photo of the teacher.

Up to 2 thousand people came to the anti -corruption rally on March 26 in Samara. After that, the governor of the region Nikolai Merkushkin held the youth forum “extremism - no”, for which the film shown in the lesson was made.