English Language Writing Skills

By Danso Kwasi Nti Samuel (DAS). Study the complete course source, examine every model and practise alongside Professor Jarvis.

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Write a letter to the ministry of Education, stating at least three ways of

examination malpractices in the country.

                                                                   Das Experimental School,

                                                                          P. O. Box AN 8581,

                                                                               Accra - North.

                                                                             25th May, 2024.

The Minister of Education,

P. O. Box M45,

Accra - Ghana.

Dear Sir,

            EFFECTS OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES IN GHANA

I wish to draw your attention to the effects of examination malpractices in Ghana. This issue

poses significant challenges to the educational system and has far-reaching consequences

for the country. The effects of examination malpractices in Ghana include the erosion of

academic integrity, the production of incompetent graduates, and the loss of public trust in

the education system. Below are the details of these effects.

Firstly, sir, examination malpractices undermine academic integrity. Students who engage

in dishonest practices during exams would have the value of their qualifications

compromised. This leads to a situation where grades no longer reflect true knowledge or

ability. Consequently, the integrity of the educational system is questioned, and genuine

students who have worked hard are unfairly disadvantaged. This erosion of academic

standards results in a workforce that is not truly competent, affecting various sectors of the

economy. Sir, solving this would require strict sanctions on students who cheat.

Secondly, sir, examination malpractices lead to the production of incompetent graduates.

Students cheat their way through exams; they miss out on the learning process that is