final exam

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<p>so my english teacher showed one student:
everybody else’s grades, and
the final exam, </p>

<p>do you think this is right ? because that student got a 105 on the final</p>

<p>this was after school </p>

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<p>why?</p>

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<p>I really don’t know what you meant at all…</p>

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<p>How the hell are you still in school.</p>

<p>It’s the middle of July.</p>

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<p>why does it matter</p>

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<p>As long as the student isn’t a d***, it shouldn’t matter much.</p>

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<p>@College123college‌ why DOESN’T it matter? first of all, showing other students other students grades is only for the teacher to see, and second, the student should have no right to look at the final exam way before anybody else.</p>

<p>edit: I’m probably taking it the wrong way… nvm guys </p>

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<p>Was the students identified by name? At our school our physics teacher did something similar but they were all in our student numbers, meaning one had to know it in order to be identified</p>

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<p>Did that student see the exam before he took it? If so, that’s completely unfair. If not, then it shouldn’t really be a big deal. </p>

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<p>@LosingCrayon‌ he did see it before the exam…</p>

<p>@shawnspencer‌ he told me all of this </p>

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<p>Lol if he saw it before the exam, then it is totally unfair whatsoever. If it were me, I talk to the teacher why the student was able to see the exam before the day of the test. If it were to be a stupid reason, threaten him that he will lose his job or talk to some other teacher you have about the issue. A teacher shouldn’t let the student see the exam until the day they are taking it. Even if the teacher made the test, it still doesn’t mean you can let a student pass by cheating.</p>

<p>By the way, I’m not sure if this is what you’re saying but are you saying the teacher gave him all the answer on the exam so he can pass?</p>

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<p>@XxSkizzyxX‌ he didn’t give him the answer but the student told me that he assisted in making the exam… i don’t know if that’s worse or not as bad </p>

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<p>Oh then that makes sense. If he’s a TA than it fine. If he’s just a regular student helping, I wouldn’t really care much about it. To me, if it’s like that, I don’t really care much. If he is a bad student which doesn’t seem like it, then it makes all the differences.</p>