Moscow State University main building MOSCOW, 14 Jan. The Faculty of Psychology of Moscow State University is under unprecedented pressure from the family of a nine-year-old student Alisa Teplyakova, the press service of the Faculty of Psychology of Moscow State University reported. During the session, a conflict arose — the student's father said that his child was deliberately «filled up» in the exam. The press service of the faculty reported that Yevgeny Teplyakov attacked the head of the department.Teplyakova's father responded to a statement from Moscow State University that his daughter was skipping exams «The Teplyakov family continues to publish publications containing untrue information that discredits the honor and dignity of Moscow University, its staff and students. In fact, attempts continue to put pressure on employees and examiners. This kind of unprecedented informational pressure, as well as the facts of the need to seek medical help after talking with E.V. Teplyakov, cause reasonable concerns among employees and examiners,» the press service reports. The faculty noted that the confidentiality of personal data does not allow the university to submit public space a complete objective picture of what is happening. «To our great regret and disappointment, our respectful attitude towards the personal data of underage students is actually abused by the older members of the Teplyakov family. The picture they present in the public space is is not far from the reality of what is happening within the walls of Moscow University. As a result, most of their publications either do not correspond to reality or grossly distort it,» the message says. prepare responses «to numerous statements, appeals and complaints of the Teplyakov family, often repeated in content and meaning.»MSU unveiled Alisa Teplyakova’s training planThe faculty calls on the Teplyakov family to comply with the norms of the university charter. «We have repeatedly urged them to respect and comply with the norms of the Charter, local regulations of Moscow University. higher education for citizens of the Russian Federation, it is stipulated that the customer undertakes to show respect for the scientific, pedagogical, engineering, administrative, economic, educational and auxiliary and other personnel of Moscow University, which, unfortunately, was publicly manifested and is not always manifested by adults members of the Teplyakov family,» the press service of the Faculty of Psychology reports. They hope for a «reasonable, balanced approach on the part of the Teplyakov family in terms of the realism and adequacy of the desire to continue to receive the profession of a psychologist at the age of nine, studying at home according to» author's «programs in hyperaccelerated without passing any exams and tests, with the expectation of receiving a diploma from Moscow University. «Earlier, at the Faculty of Psychology, they said that the girl had successfully started the school year, but since September 8, 2021 she had not attended a single full-time class — her parents did not provide respectful reasons for this, but insisted on accelerated learning: to complete a six-year course in two years. The father of a nine-year-old student claims that her daughter continues to study and did not miss exams without a good reason. The faculty reported that if the session was successful, Teplyakova would be able to continue her studies according to an individual plan. After the incident at the exam, Alexander Asmolov, a member of the Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation (HRC), turned to the chairman of the HRC Valery Fadeev with a request to take control of the situation with education in high school of a nine-year-old girl and recommended that she suspend her studies. The head of the HRC said that he was ready to help organize a discussion of the situation with Alice's training. Asmolov's opinion will be taken into account in the work on the current situation, RIA Novosti was explained in the press service of the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Russian Federation Maria Lvova-Belova. They also suggested using an individual curriculum that would create the most comfortable conditions for the girl to master the educational program. with a nine-year-old student of Moscow State University
