Cambodia’s 'No Cheating in Exams' Policy is Working

Cambodia’s education minister says this year’s effort to prevent final-year students from cheating on their exams worked well, and he is confident results will be better than they were for the class of 2014. Many pupils will be hoping the same, given that 60 percent of last year’s class failed after the government introduced the “no-cheating” policy. Cambodia’s 88,000 final-year high-school students took their exams this week, with many nervous that the government’s “no-cheating” policy...

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