Not exact matches
The whole system puts unbelievably intense pressure on
teachers, resulting in all sorts of unintended consequences like the standardized test
cheating scandals, schools cutting into recess, etc. etc..
School administrators and
teachers will be tempted to
cheat, as in the recent
scandal in Atlanta, or to narrow their instruction, as mentioned earlier.
A jury in Atlanta has found 11
teachers and administrators guilty of racketeering and other felony charges in what investigators found was a massive school test
cheating scandal.
In Atlanta's recent
cheating scandal we witnessed the admonishment of
teachers who felt left to their own devices and up against a wall.
Although the rulemaking process began before news of widespread
teacher cheating in Atlanta and Philadelphia hit the front pages, the
scandals put Indiana's need for formal rules on
teacher cheating into context:
Over the summer, two
teachers were banned from teaching by the National College for Teaching and Leadership after
cheating scandals were brought to light.
Worse yet, I see a national
scandal emerging as
teachers and school leaders
cheat to help student test results improve.
Three former Atlanta public school
teachers were each ordered to serve seven years in prison for their involvement in one of the nation's largest test -
cheating scandals.
Though the Atlanta
scandal and others have put a spotlight on
teachers erasing wrong answers, there are other ways to
cheat on standardized tests.
The D.C. school system has already had to pay out millions of dollars to
teachers illegally fired by Rhee, and once the test score
cheating scandals have been resolved, there will be certainly be many more.
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teachers, many ways and reasons to
cheat on tests • After
cheating scandal, school learns lessons in taking tests
[22] An egregious example is of
teachers changing student test scores in the highly publicized
cheating scandals in Atlanta and New York.
«It's time to call the Bennett school letter grade
scandal exactly what it is —
cheating,» wrote Teresa Meredith, president of the Indiana State
Teachers Association in an op - ed.
Ofqual is calling on schools to submit evidence on the risks and benefits of involving
teachers in writing exam papers, following a
cheating scandal that rocked several of England's most famous private schools over the summer.
Several
teachers and even the president of a school known as the «Harvard of mortuary schools» are implicated in a
cheating scandal.
We have seen this kind of thing recently with some of the
cheating scandals involving
teachers judged on the students» test scores.