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University Students made to wear anti Cheating helmets
In an effort to curb rampant cheating, Bangkok's Kasetsart University created an anti-deceit paper helmet for students to wear during their midterm exams. Photo: Facebook
By Daily Telegraph reporter
3:00PM BST 16 Aug 2013
Photographs posted to a Bangkok’s Kasetsart University alumni Facebook page appears to show students wearing a “helmet”, which consist of a piece of paper wrapped around the head and pieces of paper stapled to either side.
Kasetsart University is a public university, ranked one of the best in Thailand and with a focus on agriculture, food, technology and innovation.
The low-tech anti-cheating helmet invention doesn’t look sophisticated, but would function like horse blinkers and prevent wearers from glancing to the side — which should prevent any sneaky peeks at neighbours’ answers.
And it seems the anti-cheating helmet has caught on, with Weerachai Phutdhawong, a University of Agricultural Sciences associate professor, posting photos of several versions on Facebook.
University students ?made to wear anti-cheating helmets? - Telegraph
In an effort to curb rampant cheating, Bangkok's Kasetsart University created an anti-deceit paper helmet for students to wear during their midterm exams. Photo: Facebook
By Daily Telegraph reporter
3:00PM BST 16 Aug 2013
Photographs posted to a Bangkok’s Kasetsart University alumni Facebook page appears to show students wearing a “helmet”, which consist of a piece of paper wrapped around the head and pieces of paper stapled to either side.
Kasetsart University is a public university, ranked one of the best in Thailand and with a focus on agriculture, food, technology and innovation.
The low-tech anti-cheating helmet invention doesn’t look sophisticated, but would function like horse blinkers and prevent wearers from glancing to the side — which should prevent any sneaky peeks at neighbours’ answers.
And it seems the anti-cheating helmet has caught on, with Weerachai Phutdhawong, a University of Agricultural Sciences associate professor, posting photos of several versions on Facebook.
University students ?made to wear anti-cheating helmets? - Telegraph
