Well, put me in the cheat sheet!

I handed over the tests at home - six observers came to me. They even watched I drank tea

The strict desire to ensure the honesty of the exam and ogue scares schoolchildren. The cameras are everywhere followed, at the entrance to the student’s examination point they are checked by a metal detector, observers in the corridors escort graduates to the toilet door, administrators put mobile updates. As if criminals are passing exams, not ordinary teenagers.

My friend recently said: “I passed the exam in the Russian language last year. On the exam, my classmate was sitting in the back two desks. Almost at the very beginning of the exam, he left the audience. Five minutes later - returned. Some time passed, and the administrator entered the audience and asked my friend to go out with him. It turned out that he was removed from the exam. As I found out later, in the corridor a guy who asked him for help approached him. He took out the cheat sheet and gave the guy to read it. According to my friend, he later saw the same guy. Only he was no longer in blue trousers and in a gray jacket. It was wearing a T -shirt with the inscription "Volunteer".

As it turned out later, these

Feasted “schoolchildren-skills” were students of pedagogical universities: they set the task of “catching” students with cheat sheets.

But provocation is completely different. Such distrust of children deprives them of self -confidence - and they will not pass the exam.

But maybe those who rent at home have easier? Not at all. I rented OGE at home last year. At ten in the morning on the day of the exam, six people came to our house. Three inspectors and three observers.

The inspectors sat in the kitchen. They followed my every step during changes, as it should be according to the instructions. And the observers stared at my back throughout the exam and escorted me to the toilet.

That day I passed the Russian language exam. In the first part of it there is a “presentation” task. After the first part of the exam, I left the room to eat. Two observers followed me along the corridor. In the kitchen, my grandmother came up to me and said: “It’s necessary to clearly say the announcer on the record. In preparation for the Russian language on a computer, interference was often heard. ” And suddenly I saw that

In the eyes of five inspectors, horror and bewilderment froze. One said to the other: "They eavesdrop."

The exposed grandmother-reconnaissance was sent to another room and ordered not to go out to the end of the exam, referring to the rules of the OGE.

During the second break, now six people have already watched how grandmother gives me pills. Indeed, suddenly among them a cheat sheet? Or suddenly my grandmother will tell me the correct answer (she does not know him, but is it important?). Mom was not allowed to be in the apartment at all, because, according to teachers, she is too nervous ... and her nervousness can transmit to me.

It seemed to them that this is a good solution - but I didn’t just pass exams at home. And if I felt bad? Who would get me out of the fainting state? These inspectors who have no idea what to do with me in critical situations?

The only person of these six, whom I knew well, was my school teacher. She was so worried that she ran every ten minutes to measure her pressure. In general, all this was more like an absurd theater than an exam.

But there are really a lot of reasons to nervous: for example, in Kims ( control and measuring materials - ed. ) There are often errors and incorrectly compiled tasks that prevent graduates from receiving their points. And the appeal procedure!

And adult life begins with distrust, checks, metal detectors, general nervousness.

Finally, the notorious cheat sheet. This is just a piece of paper, no more. It says only a few words. And if a child is not given a particular object - Russian or mathematics? What then? Yes, honest exam is good. But “knocks” and surveillance of a teenager as a criminal is already too much. In my opinion, scammers are not looking for at all where they need to be sought.

I wondered how exams are held in other countries. I contacted a state school student in the United States Lisa Skulskaya. This is what she told me:

“To begin with, we have a rather relaxed atmosphere in both classes and exams. Cheat sheets are strictly punishable. We have no residents and sites with ready -made tasks, as in Russia. If you bring the cheat sheet to the exam and you will be found with it, then the result is automatically reset. But we are forbidden to wear cheat sheets in school and on ordinary school days. Thus, we learn to think ourselves, and the need for hints on the exam completely disappears. My classmates and I believe that it is easier to ask for help in the lesson than to have a conversation with the head teacher of the school.

In America, you can adjust the exam for yourself: for example, we have mathematics with a calculator or basic chemistry. Each student can choose a convenient format for himself, which will be convenient for him. All students from learning enjoy great pleasure. If you can’t write an essay, then you can replace it with a test part, for example. We are not afraid to fill up exams, not only because we have a choice, but also because most institutions do not require examination results.

I never understood why the cameras needed. Yes, we have an observer - one for the whole audience. Cameras in the audience of the exam are strictly prohibited by law. There is practically no psychological pressure. Pupils will have many more exams in life.

A school exam is just a new stage, a step into adult life. Why make a tragedy or science fiction from it? "

In our country, everything is arranged differently: nothing will be on the cheat sheet on a regular school day. Pupils always have insurance: they can write off. Various residents are freely published and sold. And if a child is not given mathematics - he has no choice, he is forced to write off. Or maybe he is not a mathematician at all? And then on the exam - tremendous stress, panic and hysteria. Adults do not trust children, because they can deceive them.

Is it not better to create an atmosphere that is comfortable for children, choose a convenient exam format and at the same time not to be afraid that they will write off something? Isn't it better to cancel cheat sheets on ordinary days and make exams more issued for the psyche? Then the children will be confident in themselves and go to their goal firmly, and adults will be calm for their knowledge and preparation.