CHED issues Memorandum to implement Anti-Cheating Helmets to Top 10 Performing Universities

Anti-Cheat Helmet Pilot Testing at the CHED Office

Quezon City, Philippines- Commission on Higher Education (CHED) mandates Top 10 Performing Universities and Colleges to have an Anti-Cheating Helmet be worn by students during examinations and quizzes. 

A study conducted in the Center for Student's Welfare in the University of Thailand shows how this method helps the student to decide whether to pursue or not a particular course. No way can a student cheat through using his super bright eyes alone. To this effect especially when a student fails the program in the university due to his incapacity to cheat, he will not pursue college and later realize that he is not fit in the world of academe. 

According to Dr. Patricia Likoanan, Chairperson of CHED, this is to ensure 100% accurate results for the students' academic performance. "Okay lang ito! Wala naman pake ang gobyerno sa mga mababagsak dahil dito. Maganda, para hindi na mapupuno ang ating bansa ng mga college graduates na walang mga trabaho." said Chairperson Likoanan. "Okay din naman ito! Magba-budget cut naman para sa mga State University na kadalasay nasa top 10, wala ng mga estudyanteng papasok pa sa kolehiyo. Wala ring epek kung ipapatupad o hindi ito."

Aside from the paper-made helmet, CHED also has available helmets in various designs a student can choose to wear. This is to prevent mass action protest among universities for not be given the freedom to choose on what to wear. (Jessie Al Fresco) ***