Students’ anger as in-person exams reintroduced

As the pandemic continues to impact education around the world, many students have become accustomed to online exams and assessments. However, with the reopening of schools and universities, some institutions have decided to reintroduce in-person exams, much to the dismay of students.

Student reactions to this decision have been mixed, with many expressing frustration and anger at having to return to traditional exam settings. Some argue that online exams provide a more comfortable and accessible testing environment, while others feel that the move to in-person exams is unnecessary and potentially dangerous.

One student, who wished to remain anonymous, said, “I can’t believe they’re making us go back to in-person exams. I feel so anxious and stressed about it. Online exams were so much more convenient for me. This just seems like a step backward.”

On the other hand, some students welcome the return to in-person exams, citing the importance of physical proctoring and the authenticity of traditional testing methods. They believe that in-person exams offer a fairer assessment of their knowledge and skills.

It remains to be seen how institutions will navigate the challenges of reintroducing in-person exams while ensuring the safety and well-being of their students. As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: students’ opinions on the matter are varied and passionate.