HSC cheating doubles as take-home assignment offences rise

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The number of students caught cheating in the HSC has doubled in the past five years, driven by a spike in breaches detected in take-home assessments and plagiarism offenses.

Principals says schools are ramping up in-class work and handwritten tasks in a bid to combat risks posed by the rapid rise in generative artificial intelligence and to protect the integrity of the HSC.

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