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#DEFEAT THE CHEAT HOW TO#

Some children work better with their fellow pupils, so you can supervise revision times in your home with two or more pupils. You could conduct mock tests and exams, for example.

Assist with regular homework and revision times to ensure adequate preparation for exams.

This means following through with your declared intentions and not acquiescing when pressure builds up.

Teach (and model) integrity in the home and as an approach to life.

From earlier on in their school careers, insist that they do their own work rather than relying on the assistance of parents- particularly when it comes to doing projects and themes.

Ensure they understand that cheating in exams will get them barred from writing matric and that this will go on their academic record.

Encourage your child that in all efforts at school they should do their best, and, if they are struggling with a particular concept or subject to approach their school, teacher or parents for assistance.

#DEFEAT THE CHEAT HOW TO#

Here are some tips for parents of schoolchildren on how to help your child to achieve their best without having to resort to cheating: While the DoE is set to investigate incidents of cheating, parents are also being encouraged to participate in teaching children an honest approach to academics and exams. Seven of the nine provinces were implicated in cheating scandals. Instances included one school at which 40 pupils submitted papers with exactly the same answers and another which suggested that an exam invigilator may have helped maths pupils in an exam. The recent scandal in which 58 out of 117 exam centres were found to have matric students that had cheated in the 2014 exams has led to an outcry and calls for the Department of Education to investigate, according to News24.