Chinese Father Breaks Down in Tears as Son he Tutored for a Year Scores 6/100 in a Math Exam, Video Emerges
- Tears of pain rolled down the cheeks of a father in China after his son performed dismally in his final Math exams
- What made him feel even more disappointed was the fact that he tutored the said son for a whole year only for him to score six marks out of a possible 100
- Social media users opined that the youngster's misgivings in Maths could be a reflection of his father
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A father from China was unable to control his tears after he tutored his son for a year only for him to score six marks out of a possible 100 in his final math exam.
An Instagram video that has since gone viral shows the dad sobbing shortly after his son's results were delivered to his home in Zhengzhou, Henan Province.
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Interestingly, the young boy's mother could be heard giggling in the background even as the hubby shed tears.
"I don’t care anymore, my efforts are wasted, let him struggle by himself!" the father said.
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Details indicate that for the whole of last year, the dad tutored his child till midnight each day, which explains why his test results are a big disappointment to him.
Mixed reactions from social media over results
According to the youngster's mother, his grades in earlier exams have always ranged from 40 to 50 points, and 80 to 90 points.
The revelation was received with mixed reactions online as some people sympathised with the father while others found it humorous.
Some netizens opined that the child's performance was a result of the father's ineffective teaching skills.
Others argued that the disastrous result was because the young boy was taught late into the night, which hampered his ability to concentrate and pay attention in class the following day.
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Legit.ng compiled some reactions.
@sujoy.bhowal.3 said:
"Well done father! You did your duty. Your son will do better in future. Just wait and see."
@ak.verma_avi said:
"Just keep an eye on him, someday he'll surprise whole world."
@vishnu_0397 said:
"It's the worst feeling, when teacher thinks that his student will definitely pass but he fails in the same subject which was your favourite and strong.....at that time teacher fail too.."
Watch the video below:
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On how he reads, he stated that he is not the “everyday reading type” and whenever he sat with his books, he always did so in the morning.
To make sure he excels in his exams, the young man never jokes with any lecture-free week to prepare for his papers.
Feranmi stated that he got a total of nine undergraduate scholarships while he was in school. Among them was the much-coveted Total scholarship.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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