Recently, a video of a female coach slapping a player nine times on the sidelines attracted attention. Some netizens said that the incident occurred during the qualifiers for the National Sports School Basketball Championship.
Today (July 26), Urumqi No. 101 Middle School issued a situation report:
In response to the online report on the evening of July 25 that Ma Moumou, a teacher of Urumqi No. 101 Middle School, was suspected of misconduct as a teacher, the school attached great importance to it. A special working group was immediately set up to conduct investigation and verification overnight. After investigation, Ma Moumou violated teachers' professional ethics and school disciplines, damaged the teacher's image, and caused a negative impact.
After research and decision, will give Ma a demerit and conduct an in-depth review at the school meeting; remove him from his position as a coach and will not be a coach within three years; reduce his position level; cancel his current year's evaluation of excellence and priority. Qualification.
Urumqi No. 101 Middle School attaches great importance to the construction of teachers' ethics and ethics, strictly adheres to the first standard of teachers' ethics and ethics, and has "zero tolerance" for teachers' ethics violations and will never condone them. The school will take this as a lesson, draw inferences from one example, comprehensively strengthen the construction of a long-term mechanism for teachers' ethics and ethics, resolutely build a strong defense line for teachers' ethics and ethics, and persevere in creating a clean and upright educational environment.
According to media reports, the reporter contacted the player who was beaten on July 26. He said that the coach was a bit strict with the players, but he was usually very nice to everyone. He hoped that public opinion would stop blaming the coach. In this incident, the coach apologized to him and obtained his parents' understanding.
Source: Urumqi No. 101 Middle School, Dafeng News
Editor: Gong Zijun
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