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It was already long-standing practice, when I was teaching many many years ago, to interview suspected cheaters (it's usually quite obvious) to see if they actu
by userbinator 2mo ago
It was already long-standing practice, when I was teaching many many years ago, to interview suspected cheaters (it's usually quite obvious) to see if they actually knew what they claimed they knew.
- singingtoday 2mo agoOnly the dumb ones are obvious. In my school (SFU/BC) most of the students in almost all of my classes cheated. VERY FEW got caught. I heard instructors say all too often that it was obvious when somebody was cheating, but somehow they missed the guy paying his cousin to write the final.
- singingtoday 2mo agoI should add, this was for CS. I don't know about the other programs.
- userbinator 2mo agoSometimes it's just an empty threat, and instructors don't want to deal with the rest of the fallout. Even more so these days with the infusion of identity politics in education.