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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A student changed answers after the graded work was returned. The parent challenged the score based on the altered grades. I told the parent the answers were edited and I refused to change the grade. The parent involved my department head, a counselor, and an administrator. I got our IT staffer involved and he proved with time stamps that the answers were edited after I graded. Now, the parent wants the term cheating stricken from all records of the incident. Is it unfair to describe changing answers after grading as cheating? [/quote] With a parent like that? It doesn't matter if there's mention of cheating in the record or not. The child is cooked IOW, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Do whatever your department head says and move on. That poor kid is stuck with that parent forever.[/quote] Thank you. That’s the mindset I need to adopt.[/quote]
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