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【High School Story】The Teacher Who Amused the Students While Supervising Exams

2016-07-07View Original

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Recently, various universities have been holding their final exams. A teacher named Dou Shen, who joined the school with me, has remained in touch since graduation, sharing various complaints about his experiences as an examiner on his social media account. If there’s any similarity, it means you know Brother Qiang too! As the saying goes, \"Old ginger is the spiciest.\" After several days of supervising exams, I found that this saying is true. Just in terms of cheating, the seniors at level 14 have already left the juniors at level 15 far behind. Cheating at level 15 – he was even a bit shy; he became nervous before he even started cheating, looking around nervously, with an expression of guilt. There was no need to see him cheating; just by looking at his eyes it was clear. The cheating methods are also quite simple – it’s just a phone; once the phone is taken away, they lose all motivation and have no way to proceed. The seniors have accumulated a great deal of valuable experience through prolonged strategic battles with the exam supervisors. Firstly, they cheat more casually: before cheating they look around to gauge the teacher’s behavior, then keep their heads down while answering the questions without making eye contact with the teacher. It seems like everyone in the room is answering the questions seriously, but at the same time something seems off; yet upon looking around, no issue can be identified. Secondly, years of struggle have made them realize the importance of using various methods; in other words, they don’t put all their eggs in one basket. During the exams, I noticed a student who not only had solved questions saved on his phone but also brought two phones with him – one placed on the seat to deceive the teacher, and another hidden under his legs. At the same time, that classmate also prepared handwritten notes, as well as reduced-size versions of those handwritten notes; there was the same content on the desk as well. During the exam, I said to that classmate, \"Your attention to detail is truly remarkable; if you apply it to your studies, your future will surely be bright.\" He nodded. Lastly, they also possess top-notch acting skills. From a distance, they can see that there is a note under a classmate’s hand; they write while looking at it. When you approach, they realize they’ve been caught, but they certainly won’t give up easily. They instantly transform into skilled actors, pretending to feel pain in their hands from writing too much, moving their hands naturally as they throw the note away. When he picked up the note, his acting skills were off the charts instantly; he played the role of an innocent person who had been wronged, making it hard for you to say anything more against him, even though the note you picked up was wet, already soaked by his sweat. Beyond joking, I still want to say that earning grades through honest examination is far more important than those obtained by cheating.
Reply #22016-07-07
This is also a manifestation of technology – practice combined with theory leads to an increase in overall capability; P
Reply #32016-07-07
If there are policies at the top, there will be countermeasures at the bottom:lol:lol
Reply #42016-08-19
The final exams are too easy; the teachers don’t teach properly, don’t prepare lessons carefully, and the textbooks are of poor quality.
Reply #52016-09-05
Those who haven’t cheated, just drift by
Reply #62016-09-26
I feel the same! ! ! It’s still interesting! !

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