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English Writing — Course Reader

DAS · THE EFFECTIVE WRITING TOOLKIT

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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You were left in charge of a lower class to supervise an examination in which cheating

occurred. Write a report to the head of examination in your school.

Cheating Incident During Examination

Date of Report: August 12, 2024

To: Mrs. Ama Owusu, Head of Examinations

From: Agama Kwakuru, Student Supervisor

Subject: Report on Cheating Incident During Lower Class Examination

I am writing to bring to your attention an incident of cheating that occurred during the

examination I was supervising on August 12, 2024, in Class 5B. As per your instructions, I

was left in charge of overseeing the students during their English Language examination,

which took place from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

The examination began smoothly, with all students seated and ready to start. I distributed

the exam papers and ensured that the students were aware of the rules, including the

prohibition against talking or using unauthorised materials during the exam. I then

positioned myself at the front of the classroom, where I could monitor the students

effectively.

Approximately 30 minutes into the examination, I noticed some unusual behaviour from

one of the students, Emmanuel Tetteh, who was seated in the second row. He appeared to

be fidgeting and glancing frequently at his lap. Upon closer observation, I realised that he

was referring to a small piece of paper hidden under his exam sheet. The paper contained

notes related to the exam questions. I immediately approached him, confiscated the cheat

sheet, and instructed him to continue with his examination without further incident.

Shortly after dealing with Emmanuel's case, I noticed another student, Ama Serwaa, seated

at the back of the classroom, trying to communicate with the student next to her. Upon closer