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proctor

[prok-ter] / ˈprɒk tər /




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The process included live video guidance from a proctor.

From Washington Post

The district will prioritize the use of proctors, who are unarmed and work as security across all campuses, to de-escalate situations among students.

From Los Angeles Times

Naturally, families have exploited this process, as recent scandals across the country revealed how test proctors would accept bribes to doctor students’ scores.

From Seattle Times

Hauser, who splits his time between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Los Angeles, paid Singer $40,000 to have someone pose as his daughter’s ACT proctor and secretly correct her answers, authorities said in court documents.

From Seattle Times

They’re insisting that cameras record your surroundings and broadcast that to the proctor.

From New York Times