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Seems like a humbling experience for the test takers to be supervised by 12-year-olds, and when you get to a position of power a humbling experience or two are
by sili 17y ago
Seems like a humbling experience for the test takers to be supervised by 12-year-olds, and when you get to a position of power a humbling experience or two are useful. For kids on the other hand it puts cheating into perspective. I wonder if it will make them less likely to cheat in the future or, in opposite, give them ideas how to do it better.
- catz 17y agoI have a wonderful idea for a business (almost along the same line as this). You outsource your CCTV video watching to a 3rd world country. This will help a lot since it will be a lot cheaper (even a small business can have 16 cameras that is difficult to monitor). The reason why this will work is the same as in the article: The people doing the watching do not know those they are supervising and they are not likely to empathise with them.