Week 10: Examination Malpractices and Effects by Mr. Iyanda Kehinde

Definition of Examination Malpractices
Examination malpractices refer to the act of cheating or stealing during an examination period. It also encompasses any deliberate act of wrongdoing or unfair practice by a candidate.

Types of Examination Malpractices
1. Cheating
2. Impersonation
3. Leakage of exam questions
4. Bribery and Corruption
5. Forgery
6. Use of unauthorized materials

Causes of Examination Malpractices
1. Pressure to Succeed: High expectations from parents, teachers, or oneself.
2. Lack of Preparation: Insufficient study or preparation for the exam.
3. Fear of Failure: Fear of not meeting expectations or failing the exam.
4. Poor Time Management: Inability to manage time effectively during the exam.
5. Inadequate Supervision: Ineffective or inadequate monitoring.

Consequences of Examination Malpractices
1. Damage to Reputation
2. Negative Impact on Learning
3. Loss of Credibility
4. Lack of Accountability
5. Emotional Distress
6. Social and Economic Consequences
7. Undermining the Integrity of the Exam

Student Awards
- Student of the Week: Salami Ayomide (SS1)
- Neatness Award: Fasoro Oluwashindara (JSS2)