- The goal of assessment is to demonstrate one’s knowledge to a third person for the sake of verification.
- The school is, first of all, a source of academic verification.
- The threat to a school’s integrity is the granting of signs of academic verification to students who have cheated.
- The school is, therefore, responsible to develop means by which academic verification is not deceived.
- Online study is subject to cheating.
- All academic verification must be live, oral, face to face.
- All study must be designed to prepare the student for live examinations.
- Live examinations must be prepared for and qualified for.
- Online activities should be considered preparatory.
- Students who use online activities honestly, for the sake of preparation, should perform well on live examinations.
- Live examinations should be drawn from content of online activities so that students who prepare well are likely to succeed.
- Rubrics must be established for live examinations so that they are objective rather than subjective.
