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At Princeton university, faculty members are not allowed to proctor in-class exams. (See the top of page 2 of https://registrar.princeton.edu/faculty-services/
by areyousure 12y ago
At Princeton university, faculty members are not allowed to proctor in-class exams. (See the top of page 2 of https://registrar.princeton.edu/faculty-services/Conduct_of_Courses.pdf https://registrar.princeton.edu/faculty-services/Conduct_of_... for a reference.)
Do you feel similarly that the implicit goal of this model is "to make sure they'll comply with arbitrary, unenforceable demands" and still not to test internalization of the material?
- thaumasiotes 12y agoThis is to my (1) as my (2) is to my (3). The applicable standard is even called "the Honor Code". I don't see why you think I'll see a difference. It's quite clear that making sure (or emphasizing that) the students are The Right Sort Of People is an explicit goal of the Princeton policy; see the final sentence of the relevant section of the document you linked. ("STUDENTS MUST WRITE AND SIGN THE HONOR PLEDGE IN FULL ON THE COMPLETED EXAMINATION PAPERS", caps original.)