In an online class at the university, a revelation that a student said “Are you a refugee” to a foreign instructor has been controversial.
On the afternoon of the 18th, students are walking on campus at Yonsei University in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. News 1
According to Yonhap News reports on the 24th, on the 22nd, a new student at Yonsei University Medical School, A, during the meditation online program, asked an Indian national instructor “Are you a refugee?” done.
According to the article, Mr. A spoke’refugee’ while turning on the microphone in an online class, which was passed on to both the students and the instructor.
It is said that Mr. A continued to hinder the progress by bringing his eyes to the camera screen in class on this day, making the screen full of eyes to see, and changing the screen into a celebrity picture.
On the bulletin board of the medical school to which Mr. A belongs, there were also postings such as “I am ashamed to be motivated”. Medical school students said, “It is a shame for a person who has a job that requires responsibility and expertise as much as it can directly affect the lives of others,” and “Imagine that a lecturer in our country has been racially discriminated in a foreign country. “And criticized Mr. A.
On the controversy, Mr. A posted an apology to the community on the 23rd. Mr. A said, “I’m sorry,” he said. “I was listening to a class outdoors with two other friends, and when I didn’t know if the microphone was turned on, my friend rudely said to the professor if I was a refugee. “No,” he explained.
He explained, “I had to stop talking about refugees right away, but I’m greatly reflecting on what I didn’t immediately curl up,” he explained. “It was the other friend who enlarged my eyes on the camera so that only my eyes appeared on the screen.”
He also said, “I greatly regret myself for not taking classes with a bad attitude in class,” he said. “I sent an apology e-mail to the professor as well, and he answered that he hoped to grow without repeating these mistakes.”
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