University Students ‘Made To Wear
Anti-Cheating Helmets’
the telegraph UK
Students in Thailand appear to have been forced to wear
helmets to prevent them from cheating during exams.
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.
One design resembles a cardboard box, with a hole cut
out for the neck and one side removed, so that wearers
can see.
But another version has only a small slit cut out for the
eyes, to limit vision even further.
In February this year, the Thai Education Ministry on
Wednesday asked the Department of Special
Investigation to investigate suspected cheating in its
teacher recruitment examination.
And a claim of widespread cheating in a national police
exam was alsoinvestigated by the Royal Thai Police

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