A female associate professor at the Minzu University of China that was exposed online for her extremely unprofessional behaviour, has posted a response on the micro-blogging site, Weibo.
Blog posts alleging that she formed QQ groups to force students into giving her presents, help her sell her books and take her out for meals began circulating this week. She responded to the accusations, saying that the students involved “often skip class”that they “don’t speak for everyone” and invited the school to investigate the incidents.
The university’s official Weibo page then weighed in, with an announcement that it would be investigating the allegations.
One student said that the teacher would often use class time to make students purchase and assist in the promotion of her self-edited ‘inspirational books’, whilst others claimed that she insisted on gifts for Christmas and Teachers’ Day and pressured students into helping her out with favors, one of which was buying a calendar for her mother.
Source: ifeng.com
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Keywords: Associate Professor Exposed for Forcing Students to Give Gifts
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Wait till you hear where some of the Olympic gold-medalists spent their nights and with who.....both sexes included...guys aren't the only ones who made it to the 'top' in the CCP and still have a libido you know....
Jan 08, 2015 17:21 Report Abuse
I knew a teacher in my department that was sub-renting students to companies as "interns"... Fortunately, students spoke, the director fired that teacher without much pondering or ceremony.
Jan 08, 2015 08:07 Report Abuse
'Sorry, you know I've got to cover my ass too'. Wait till you find out how much he took every month, and how much his chinese new year 'lucky red packets' totalled up...
Jan 08, 2015 17:16 Report Abuse
This is standard in China especially for grad students.
Jan 07, 2015 20:16 Report Abuse
LoL.... pretty much ALL teachers do this in China. They know their salaries aren't too great and they use side classes, extra materials and bribes-for-higher-grades to make more money. That's China. Big Surprise.
Jan 07, 2015 19:23 Report Abuse
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