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Texas schools see higher cheating rates due to testing pressures and accountability demands, a 2024 study found.
Research suggests cheating is more prevalent in Texas due to a combination of high-stakes testing culture, large class sizes, and systemic pressures on educators to meet performance benchmarks.
A 2024 study by the University of Texas found that schools in Texas reported significantly higher rates of academic dishonesty compared to national averages, particularly in standardized testing environments.
Researchers attribute the trend to intense accountability measures that incentivize inflated results, leading some teachers and administrators to alter test answers or provide unauthorized assistance.
While not all schools engage in such practices, the study highlights systemic issues that create environments where cheating becomes more likely.
Las escuelas de Texas observan mayores tasas de trampa debido a las presiones de las pruebas y las demandas de rendición de cuentas, según un estudio de 2024.