Proctoring strategies for computer-based and paper-based tests.

Academic dishonesty, including plagiarizing and cheating on tests and assignments, is an educational concern for faculty and preceptors.[1][1] Faculty and preceptors play an important role in maintaining academic integrity and preventing cheating by clearly delineating standardized procedures and

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