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At my university they take several pictures of the room before every midterm and final. This way if any students get answers that are suspiciously similar, the professor can check the pictures to see if said students were sitting near enough to each other to have cheated.
If it was an exam maybe not but if it was like a state test or the ACT the entire buildings scores have to be thrown out and the teacher and or proctor lose their jobs
I don't know anything about that, what I do know is that you have to have consent from every person in the picture to put it on facebook. No one ever cares about that rule but if you're taking a picture without them knowing it's a horrible thing to do!
Actually, I think the basic privacy laws prevent the posting of any media with other people in/on them without prior permission...
Some states say that if there are more than 5 people in the picture, consent is not needed. But then again if it's your students it's not allowed.
Who takes a picture of teenagers writing a test and posts it on Facebook?
Imagine what the proctor posted as a caption. "#ProctaSwag lul"
My sport teacher took a picture of us doing exams and posted it on Facebook too. They must be related..
why would the proctor even have their phone out and take a picture of that??
****.. Balls.. Shit!
What.. The.. ****?
I remember from moderating this that it was an AP exam, in which mine the proctors had to tell the students not to post about it online ..kind of ironic that the proctor ****** it up
It's against the rules to take pictures of students and putting it on social media. Just sayin.
Comment moderated for rule-breaking.
Show it anywayWhat a ****.
The proctor that posted it should be made to sit it with you
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Isn't it against the rules to take pictures to begin with. The proctor should be fired
Who takes a picture of teenagers writing a test and posts it on Facebook?