Students boycott ‘hard’ exam in South Africa
In South Africa, students desert amphitheaters to protest against an exam deemed too difficult.
Students at a South African university decided not to dial anymore and started protesting, considering the exam too difficult. The incident occurred during the Philosophy Essays at the University of Limpopo in the northern part of South Africa.
Videos of the student demonstration have been published on social networks:
Enough with
Gabuza
Bonang
Phil
Sun City storiesWatch University of Limpopo students . pic.twitter.com/ZQcWGTwi0K
— Live A Little (@BornToLeadSA) August 28, 2018
Students point out that they expected a mix of difficult and easy questions.
They said they were shocked that the exam was much more difficult than expected.
To show that the questions were not affordable, all the students decided to leave the amphitheater.
“Even the cracks are gone,” says a student.
This was the test apparently 😂😂🤔🤔 #Universityoflimpopo pic.twitter.com/uloJCE9eMg
— Thapelo M 🇿🇦 (@thapelomorongoa) August 29, 2018
On the other hand, a surfer believes that the refusal to dial is not linked to the “too difficult” nature of the exam. The students according to him received the wrong subject.
University of Limpopo students refused to write because they were given the wrong module paper,not because the exam was difficult ❗️ pic.twitter.com/9xx4bIaOhw
— Shotholo (@ShutlowGriffey) August 29, 2018
