``Mark the answer sheet after the final bell'' ``That's not true''...Supervisors and parents of examinees clash over cheating in skill exams = South Korea

When a student took the University Scholastic Aptitude Test (Scholastic Aptitude Test) at a school in Seoul and was caught cheating, his parents visited the school where the proctor worked and a commotion broke out.
The proctor stated, ``After the test-ending bell rang, the test taker blacked out the mark on the answer sheet,'' to which the examinee's guardian replied, ``That's not the case.''
"Yes," he claims. On the 21st, the Seoul Teachers' Union and other sources reported that on the 16th, at a school in Seoul, a test taker who was taking a skill exam marked the answer sheet after the bell rang to end the exam.
He was accused of misconduct by a supervisor. The examinee claims, ``Even though I put down my pen as soon as the bell rang, the proctor overpowered me.''
Parents of students taking entrance exams visited the school where the supervisor works and began a one-man demonstration the day after the school's training, demanding that the student be removed from the teaching position.
At the request of the school, the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education took measures to protect the supervisor, including providing security guard.
In addition, when cheating is detected, the supervisor and the examinee must write a written history using a manual and submit it to the Korea Curriculum Evaluation Institute.
The ``Academic Misconduct Review Committee'' set up in the Ministry of Education will deliberate on the level of punishment. After that, the deliberation committee will notify the parties of the deliberation results before notifying the master grades.
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