Cheating during exams remains a persistent issue among Belgian students, despite ongoing efforts to curb dishonest behaviour. Traditional methods like copying from a fellow student or hiding small cheat notes are still common. However, with technology advancing, students have become more inventive in their tactics.
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On 2025-06-16 18:13:00, educational expert Tine Baelmans highlighted a new trend where students use mobile phones and even discreet earpieces. These devices allow them to receive whispered answers, sometimes from someone at home, making it harder for invigilators to detect cheating. How can schools keep up with these increasingly sophisticated methods? And what measures can be taken to ensure fair exams?
Understanding these evolving cheating strategies is crucial to maintaining academic integrity in Belgium’s schools and universities. Let’s explore the key points behind this growing challenge.
Why are students turning to such creative cheating methods? It reflects both the pressure to succeed and the availability of technology. Schools must adapt quickly to this reality by:
- Increasing awareness of tech-based cheating among staff and students
- Implementing stricter exam monitoring and device checks
- Promoting a culture of academic honesty and integrity
- Exploring innovative anti-cheating technologies and policies
Looking ahead, Belgian educational institutions must invest in training and technology to outpace cheating methods. Can a combination of vigilance and innovation restore trust in exam results? The time to act is now.
