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  • Newspaper

    UP education most corrupt: Lok Ayukta

    India

    Press

    Virendra Singh Rawat - Business Standard

    The education sector is riddled with most instances of public corruption and irregularities in Uttar Pradesh, in the state Lok Ayukta. The irregularities relate to the alleged encroachment on the forest Gram Sabha Land and siphoning off local area development (LAD) funds by politicians. Locals are demanding a probe into the allegations.

  • Newspaper

    More than a dozen teachers implicated in admission fraud

    Korea R

    Press

    Oh Kyu-wook - The Korea Herald

    The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education has detected cases of fraud in the admission process of two international schools. More than a dozen teachers and faculty members from the Younghoon and Daewon International Middle School were found to have tampered with applications to admit unqualified students.

  • Newspaper

    Police investigate 'cheating' service for university students

    New Zealand

    Press

    - ONE News

    Police and education authorities are investigating allegations of mass cheating by international students at tertiary institutes throughout the country. The man who reported the issues alleged that he was contracted to write assignments for students at various universities who could not meet language standards.

  • Newspaper

    SAT scandal shines spotlight on academic competition

    Korea R

    Press

    Jeyup S. Kwaak - The Wall Street Journal

    The recent cancellation of U.S. college entrance exams in South Korea — the first time SAT tests have been called off nationwide anywhere in the world for suspected cheating —is throwing the spotlight back on the country's hyper-competitive academic environment.

  • Newspaper

    Smiles amid scandal

    Indonesia

    Press

    Reno Esnir - The Jakarta Post

    Former inspector general of the Ministry of Education and Culture has been accused of embezzling travel funds. The former inspector general will be attending the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in Jakarta.

  • Newspaper

    China policy to help athletes enter universities "under fire", may be reformed

    China

    Press

    Yiqi Sun - UPI

    A Chinese system that places promising athletes in prestigious universities while the less athletic compete in annual entrance examinations is spurring controversy and considerable debate which may lead to reforms.

  • Newspaper

    Ministry investigates alleged corruption in national exam printing tender

    Indonesia

    Press

    Camelia Pasandaran - Jakarta Globe

    The Ministry of Education and Culture is investigating a watchdog's allegation of possible corruption during the tender process of the national exam printing. The call for investigation of the tender process came after the national exam was postponed in 11 provinces when one of the companies that won the printing tender failed to deliver the test on time.

  • Newspaper

    Essay mills continue to proliferate

    Indonesia

    Press

    Ria Nurdiani - University World News

    Jakarta's Pramuka Street intersection is well known for its essay-production services, as Indonesian universities continue to be dogged by the problem of ghostwritten essays. By paying a sum, a student can graduate without making much effort writing the final-year dissertation.

  • Newspaper

    Education Ministry calls for curbing academic corruption

    China

    Press

    - Xinhua News

    China's Ministry of Education has told the country's universities to prevent corruption in their student admission procedures. The Ministry stated that efforts to strengthen supervision and restrict the abuse of power in the academic arena are also needed to prevent possible corruption.

  • Lao PDR writes its teachers' code of conduct

    News

    Lao People’s Democratic Republic moved quickly on the development of a national code of conduct for its eight categories of teachers. Launched in mid-2012, the project now enters its final stage: a draft code is ready to be sent for comments to relevant stakeholders, and will then be piloted in a few schools, before being finalized in 2013.

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