WE ARE SHOCKED, SHOCKED

Cheating a 'free-for-all' at virtual high schools, teachers say

That's in Canada, of course. No way OUR kids are cheating.

(Thanks t The Perts)

Comments

[pharmaross]

https://youtu.be/DpV2ZzXnlpE

[Rod Nunley]

It's possible to devise tests you can't cheat on, of course. College professors do it all the time. I can remember chemistry exams where we could actually bring in and use any text/resource we wanted to use during the test, because the questions were designed to make us think about how to use the knowledge.

[cfjk]

Obviously we need to devise some rules for cheating.

[Clankie]

Dipping pigtails in the inkwell, however, has completely ceased.

[LeDud]

Did you hear about the problem of the constipated mathematician ? (He worked it out with a pencil)

[LeDud]

My favorite cheating in school story happened to my mother, a long time English teacher. On one test, a student raised his hand for a question. My mother went over to inquire. She noticed some marks on his hand and asked : "What's on your hand ?". His red face told it all. She wanted to laugh but had to maintain a shocked attitued.

[Steverino]

If you worked for FPL, you'd be shocked.

[The Squirrel Whisperer]

Why is it none of my math teachers looked like her. Would have love to discuss the mantissa or the Heine Borel Covering Theorem with her.

[Loco]

Cheating on practical test for electricians can be shocking.