I drew some pictures in my GCSE paper (they weren't inappropriate at all) and now my teacher is having a meltdown.
He's saying he's going to show my parents and report it to SLT because I was "wasting time" on those pictures rather than the questions... even though I was done with the paper.
I drew some pictures in my GCSE paper (they weren't inappropriate at all) and now my teacher is having a meltdown.
He's saying he's going to show my parents and report it to SLT because I was "wasting time" on those pictures rather than the questions... even though I was done with the paper.
What do I do?
If you doodle in the actual exam paper it could be seen as misconduct. You should face the consequences of your actions because it is technically misconduct.
If you doodle in the actual exam paper it could be seen as misconduct. You should face the consequences of your actions because it is technically misconduct.
I drew flowers in my actual gcse exams when I was finished and nothing happened
It is technically misconduct, you probably got off lucky
I drew on the back, the extra lined pages yk, not on the actual questions etc. They were literally smiley faces and stick people. He's acting as if I drew hentai or something.
I drew on the back, the extra lined pages yk, not on the actual questions etc. They were literally smiley faces and stick people. He's acting as if I drew hentai or something.
It's still misconduct whether you drew it on the back or not. He's within his rights to go to the SLT.
Obviously you drew something that was not offensive and you had finished the paper but in the real exam, it won't be the school's decision, it will be down to the exam board and it is best to get into good habits.
And if it is deemed offensive, your grade will be cancelled.
It says write not draw (although drawing could fall under writing) though but I don’t see why you’d want to doodle in an exam anyway, waste of time.
If you drew an inappropriate cartoon that would definitely count. Write/draw is splitting hairs and if the exam board deem it offensive, they have the right to withdraw the candidate from the exam. The exam marker would report it on and would be duty bound to do so as an employer of the exam board.
And I think the waste of time thing is the main reason why the teacher kicked off here though.
If you drew an inappropriate cartoon that would definitely count. Write/draw is splitting hairs and if the exam board deem it offensive, they have the right to withdraw the candidate from the exam. The exam marker would report it on and would be duty bound to do so as an employer of the exam board.
And I think the waste of time thing is the main reason why the teacher kicked off here though.