“Future Julius Malema Right There”: Teacher Marks Grade 8 Pupil’s History Answer Wrong, SA Reacts

“Future Julius Malema Right There”: Teacher Marks Grade 8 Pupil’s History Answer Wrong, SA Reacts

  • A history teacher had online community members demanding she give a learner marks for a question she marked wrong in a test
  • The pupil gave the answer on how he understood it when it was explained, but the teacher wanted an answer from specific angles
  • Social media users were amused by the Grade 8 pupil's answer and asked the teacher to acknowledge his efforts and understanding of the lesson
A TikTok user showed off her pupil's test she marked wrong
A teacher was asked to reconsider giving a pupil marks after showing the answer, Image: @samunzimande
Source: TikTok

A Grade 8 teacher had Mzansi in full support of a pupil she marked wrong in a question about the British's aim when they came to Africa.

The teacher shared her pupil's cute answer on her TikTok page under the user handle @samunzimande, which reached 1.2M views, 51k likes, and over 1.6K comments.

The answer that got Mzansi talking

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The teacher shared a post of the pupil's answer to the question:

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"What was the main aim of the British when coming to Africa?"

The pupil responded with the following:

"They want our land, and they told us to pray. After opening our eyes, they have the land and we have babies."

See the post here:

Mzansi demands full marks for the pupil

After seeing the post, the online community supported the boy, asking the teacher to give him marks for his answer as his answer was not wrong. Some commented on primary education limiting pupil's creativity by expecting answers in a certain way:

User @thomas_sm7 shared:

"🤣🤣 they must take that kid to grade 9 because he is ahead of the grade 8 memorandum."

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User @23Bosslady noted:

"I think basic education is limiting, and sometimes messes a person up, from such situations I lost creativity because even though I had the right answers, I had to compose them in a acceptable way.

User @Info_Coach added:

"Future Julius Malema right there 👌 i fighter ulibona lisalincane nje 🙌🏽😂😂."

User @Dark_merlon said:

"This child is an aspiring comrade 😭."

User @TheArmchairPhilosopher commented:

"I like the teacher's comment. There is a correct answer, and there is the expected answer. Student gave the correct one, not the expected one🤣🤣🤣."

User @phetogo Bra Rich Seko detailed:

"He is right, but this comes in as a secondary interest, their main aim was minerals, but he deserves a half mark."

Pupil hive hilarious marks in a test

In another Briefly News article, a teacher was left amused after seeing his pupil's hilarious answers to questions about naming objects and items.

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One of the items on the list to be identified was a goat, and the learner identified it as soccer legend Ronaldo on the answer sheet.

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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