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Examination Malpractices: Who Is To Blame?
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Examination malpractice is often defined as any
deliberate act of wrong doing, contrary to the rules
of examinations designed to give a candidate an
undue advantage. Examination malpractice in
Nigeria is as old as the country itself. It has grave
consequences on individuals, institutions,
communities and the country at large. This one ill
that has bedeviled the nation should be confronted
head-on and curbed. Who are the perpetrators?
Who is to blame? BETTY AMUKPO asks, some
children respond thus:
‘Students are highly to be blamed’
Student are the set of people that promote examination
malpractice most. Why will you engage yourself in such
act? Because you don’t want to read; you want to pass by
all means. You are cheating yourself, parents and society.
Stop the negative act of examination malpractice. Students
are highly to be blamed.
‘The parents are to be blamed’
The parents are to be blamed for examination malpractices
because most of them are the ones who introduced their
children to examination malpractices by bribing the
examination officials for their children to pass. However, the
Bible says “Train up a child in the way he should go and
when he is old, he will not depart from it (Proverbs 22:6).
‘Poor teaching skills of teachers;
most of them go into teaching
because of unemployment’
Examination malpractices, who is to blame? 1: Parents.
Wrong value system; they do everything possible to the
extent of bribing the teachers in order to pass their children.
2: Teachers: Poor teaching skills. Most of them go into
teaching because of unemployment. 3: Students: They also
promote exam malpractice by not reading their books but
want to pass by all costs. Lack of self-confidence also. 4.
Schools: Lack educational Facilities
‘Blame students, teachers and
parents’
Exam malpractice also known as cheating in the illegal
action that students take during the examination to try to
make good grade by cutting corners. People that are to
blame are the students, teachers and parents. Students:
When they fail to read their books they will be tempted to
cheat. Teachers: Teachers ask students to pay certain
amount so that they can pass the exam. Parents: Teachers
also approach parents and convince them to pay money for
their children’s success in examinations.
‘School’s inability to cover
prescribed syllabuses
Parents are to blame for quest for certification instead of
knowledge and skills. Poor moral upbringing. School’s
inability to cover prescribed school syllabus, lack of teaching
aids. Ineffective guidance and counseling department in
schools. Students are lazy to study, inadequate preparation
by students. Teachers, invigilators, students all collaborate
in exam malpractices.
‘Exam malpractice is done by
parent, teachers and students that
are lazy to read’
Exam malpractice can be defined as the act of students or
parents giving money to teachers or invigilators to allow
students to engage in cheating during, before and after
exams to pass successfully in the examination. Exam
malpractice is done by parents, teachers and students that
are lazy to read. Exam malpractice is a crime and it is an
offence with a punishment of 21 years and above
imprisonment.
‘Teachers are to be blamed because
they collect bribe to pass students’
Exam malpractice also known as cheating, is the illegal
action that students take during their examinations to try to
make good results. Parents also offer bribe to teachers to
pass their children. Teachers are to be blamed because they
collect bribe to pass students themselves who copy
something in paper to pass their exams.
• Awaki Barnabas
• Eyinade Gideon
. • Umennadi Francis Chibunna
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