According to Jimu News, some netizens recently reported that a student at Northwest University of Political Science and Law was arrested for cheating in the exam, pestered the invigilator to discuss the law and took a video to expose it, which attracted attention. The invigilator failed to stop the other party from recording the video, and said that "it is not who is recording the video, who is justified". On January 10, the suspected invigilator publicly responded that there was a misunderstanding between the two and that the other party had apologized. The Academic Affairs Office of the school said that for cheating, the Academic Affairs Office can determine that the cheating candidate's score is zero, and the relevant punishment will be investigated and determined by the Department of Student Affairs. The school's Department of Education and Engineering said that it has paid attention to the matter and is investigating and dealing with it.
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In the online video, a girl questioned the invigilator's unfair handling of cheating while recording the video. The female invigilator who was videotaped failed to stop the video, saying, "It's not who is recording the video. The video publisher commented under the video that the invigilator only accepts cheat sheets for girls and not for boys.
After this incident attracted attention, some netizens thought that the candidate had violated discipline by cheating, and even pestered and took a video to expose the invigilator, and his words and deeds were very inappropriate.
On January 10, a netizen familiar with the matter told reporters that after she found the video on a social platform in the early morning of the 10th, she had commented under the video and was verbally provoked by the video publisher. The netizen said that the person who posted the video was suspected to be the above-mentioned cheating candidate. Later, the netizen called Northwest University of Political Science and Law to report the above situation, but did not receive a reply.
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The netizen told reporters that a person claiming to be the above-mentioned invigilator sent a private message saying that she had communicated with the examinee and that there was a misunderstanding between them, and the examinee had apologized, "Later, the invigilator also posted a video on the social account to explain." ”
On the 10th, the reporter sent a private message to the invigilator, wanting to know about the above situation, but did not receive a reply. However, the invigilator responded in the video, "I didn't expect this matter to suddenly make such a big fuss, I have communicated with that girl today, and there are some misunderstandings among us, and that girl has apologized to me." ”
The staff of the relevant department of the Academic Affairs Office of Northwest University of Political Science and Law told reporters that they have not noticed the above-mentioned online transmission for the time being, and have not received relevant complaints and reports. It is a violation of discipline for candidates to bring cheat sheets and other items other than the test regulations into the examination room, and it is cheating if they are found to have used a cheat sheet after the test starts. Once a candidate is found to be cheating, the invigilator can register and report to the examiner, and punish him according to school rules and discipline.
The school involved (data map of the school's official website)
The staff member said that if the school's academic affairs office receives relevant complaints and reports about this matter, it will conduct a verification, "For cheating, the authority of the academic affairs office is to determine that the cheating candidate's score is zero, and the relevant punishment will be investigated and determined by the student affairs department." ”
A staff member of the school's student engineering department told reporters that the school has paid attention to this matter and is investigating and dealing with it, and the specific situation needs to be consulted with the school's propaganda department. As of press time, the reporter repeatedly called the public phone number of the school's propaganda department, but no one answered.