Schoolchildren will be graded for their behavior on a three-point scale.

Behavior assessments for students in grades 2–9 will begin in all schools across the country starting next academic year. The innovation is currently being tested in schools participating in the pilot project.

Ratings will be given on a three-point scale: “exemplary”, “acceptable” and “unacceptable” behavior.
“As follows from the [Ministry of Education] document, the system takes into account compliance with discipline, standards of communication with students and adults, as well as personal qualities, including the absence of antisocial and illegal actions,”
reported The director of the Safe Internet League posted on his Telegram channel Ekaterina Mizulina.

How will schools evaluate student behavior?

Teachers will first evaluate each indicator on a scale from 0 to 3 points, and the final grade will be determined by the sum of the points: “exemplary” (24–30 points), “acceptable” (10–23 points), “unacceptable” (0–9 points).

Kravtsov's idea and the first pilot regions

The idea of ​​reintroducing behavioral ratings to schools was introduced at the end of last year. voiced Minister of Education of Russia Sergey KravtsovThe idea was tested in the current academic year in 89 schools in seven regions - in Novgorod, Tula, Yaroslavl, Leningrad regionsof the Chechnya, Mordovia and the so-called "LPR". In schools SakhalinFor example, began to evaluate The students' behavior without warning caused outrage among parents and students. Some experts relate I am skeptical about the innovation: the behavioral assessment is subjective, and any student can receive it due to the teacher’s dislike.