The Ministry of Education on Monday issued amended rules concerning punishments for cheating on national exams in response to a growing trend of using technology to cheat on the tests.

The idea is that when exams measure performance through analysis of information, the ability to find facts is not that helpful.

Evidently, the friends stopped the teacher who was on his motorcycle and demanded that he allow their friend to cheat. After refusing the request, the friends ran over the teacher with their car. A police officer took the dying man’s statement on the scene.

Cheating accusations and evidence are not always clear cut or dealt with promptly. In the story below, seven police officers who were accused of cheating in the 1990′s are suing to get promoted and receive back pay. The union isn’t buying the story.

- The AJC analysis of suspicious test scores suggesting cheating in 200 school districts continues to generate responses.
- In the article below, Florida DOE states they have the tools to prevent and punish cheating.

The Computer Science professor told the students that markers were in the files and that they should not cheat. If they cheated, they would be caught. They cheated despite being warned. Some students are upset. They think it is unfair that they were caught but students in earlier semesters were not.

This article has ethnicity-based discrimination implications. Evidently, the Dalit caste in India is one of the lowest. The two women exam proctors forcibly stripped two teenage girls in front of the opposite gender because they suspected the girls had concealed cheat sheets.

City Commissioner Randy Leonard today released the results of an investigation into whether firefighters cheated on the promotional exams that govern their advancement and compensation.

The cheating happens by falsifying the child’s address. Instead of providing the actual home address, the address of a relative who lives with the school boundaries is used.

Joe Cipp, Jr. resigned Wednesday as superintendent of the South Country Central School District in Long Island over an alleged grade-fixing scandal that earned a former student an NCAA scholarship to Syracuse University.