Christian Methodist Senior High School students in Ghana attacked teachers for refusing to allow cheating during exams

[Augusta]

Students at Christian Methodist Senior High School (Chrimeto) in Ghana have attacked teachers for refusing to allow cheating during the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).


This began when angered students, frustrated by the strict enforcement of exam regulations, started hurling stones at the teachers.

A teacher, Adanunyo, described the frightening experience, recounting how he and the Head of Department were warned by a student about a potential attack if they continued with their strict supervision.

 

[King Belieal]

We have instituted corrupt acts like exams malpractices to be the new norm in our society. We need a complete overhaul of the system now.

 

[Starmix]

That is weird students want to cheat during the exam. Students this time are badly exploited by technology. They make technology ugly. They want to cheat using the chatbots during the exam. They have to be penalized or expelled.

 

[eLdavis]

You can imagine how far most children of these generation has fallen, to the point where they can go this far just so they can cheat.

 

[Starmix]

Cheating is a crime at the university where I teach Physics. Whoever is caught cheating during the major exams will be automatically expelled by the university administration.

 

[Augusta]

i first read this with mouth agape. I can't just imagine students planning this sct and even executing it. This is sad.

 

[Starmix]

How could an exam be answered through cheating. The school must expel those bastard students. It's horrible, first time to hear students gone wild because they were not allowed to cheat during the exam.

 

[aninditasen]

Students at Christian Methodist Senior High School (Chrimeto) in Ghana have attacked teachers for refusing to allow cheating during the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).


This began when angered students, frustrated by the strict enforcement of exam regulations, started hurling stones at the teachers.

A teacher, Adanunyo, described the frightening experience, recounting how he and the Head of Department were warned by a student about a potential attack if they continued with their strict supervision.

This is too much. In India too most schools and colleges resort to malpractice. This is the reason for deterioration of skills in work place.

 

[King Belieal]

How could an exam be answered through cheating. The school must expel those bastard students. It's horrible, first time to hear students gone wild because they were not allowed to cheat during the exam.

In some schools that I have worked in around Africa, if you refuse to cheat as a student, the teachers would force you and make you join the cheating.