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Accused Cheating during exam?

I assume you are worried about being accused of cheating. If this is the case, who to talk to is really dependent on where you are and what institutions your university has. I'd say go to your student ...
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How to not feel guilty when reporting possible misconduct during exam/coursework as a teacher?

You inquired if your choice was even correct? I say, it was. You discovered an anomaly, you reported it. As you were expected to when you accepted the responsibility of teaching a small class. That ...
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How to not feel guilty when reporting possible misconduct during exam/coursework as a teacher?

It's okay to have conflicted feelings... even if the student DID cheat Life can be pretty brutal so it's normal to feel guilt when you are bringing immediate harm to another person's existence, even ...
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How to not feel guilty when reporting possible misconduct during exam/coursework as a teacher?

For a conscientious instructor, handling academic integrity cases will probably always remain something of a pain point, and rightfully probably should. Simply getting more experience will give some ...
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How to not feel guilty when reporting possible misconduct during exam/coursework as a teacher?

In the interests of making you feel less guilty I'm going to point to all the other students in the class who (almost definitely!) did the coursework themselves without any visible potential academic ...
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How to not feel guilty when reporting possible misconduct during exam/coursework as a teacher?

I agree with the vast majority of @ThomasSchwarz answer on a factual level, but actually, what a most disagree with is the last paragraph. Feeling bad is a sign of compassion for your student. In a ...
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