How to stop exam cheating: put teenagers in cages
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Stupid idea 101 A psychology professor has come up with a brilliant and practical plan to save Britain from the epidemic of technology-facilitated exam cheating which is jeopardising the economy and the moral fortitude of our youth.â¦
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A 16-year-old Berlin student was so worried he would have to repeat a year at school because of poor marks he convinced two friends to storm his class and steal the report cards with his bad grades.
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By Jeffrey Gaunt  jgaunt@@dailyherald.com  So much for those trips to a computer lab or visits to the school library.  Huntley High School students in a "smart" classroom would just have to open their desks if they wanted to conduct a little research.
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Changes to GCSE coursework, designed to eliminate plagiarism, are announced by the assembly government.
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If you read the news, you'd think that most cybercriminals are lonely, maladjusted teenage hackers stealing credit card numbers from their windowless rooms. But the real damage is being done by organized syndicates, and they're playing for much higher stakes.
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Teenagers who usually fall into bed at 2 a.m. each night and get up a few hours later to make their 8 a.m. classes are putting themselves at risk for more than chronic tiredness.
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Random testing is succeeding in deterring pupils from taking drugs, says head teacher.
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Â· We were tricked, London pair tell Channel 4 Â· Teenagers allegedly found with cocaine in laptops
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Candidates for universities have been caught red-handed copying their applications from the Internet after hundreds mentioned "burning a hole in pyjamas at age eight" on their online entrance forms.
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Sex education in school may  encourage teenagers to put off having sexual intercourse, the  results of a U.S. government study suggests.
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Why is risky behavior so common among teenagers and what might be done to curtail it?
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There are claims some schools told students the answers in a flawed  A-level practical exam.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,  - Harvard University students:  overachieving, bookish bores or repressed party animals? A  little of both, it seems.
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A guide helps high schoolers find safe, tolerant colleges.
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This might help explain why teenagers act like, well, teenagers.
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By Melissa McGrath, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Sep. 12--It seems like an average school setting: teenagers wearing jeans and T-shirts, sitting at tables, writing vigorously on college-ruled paper and looking up every now and then to chat with each other.
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Students who use computers a lot at school have worse maths and reading performance, research suggests.