A 60-year old education official leaked questions on a teacher recruitment exam to a 65-year old former elementary school principal.
The ex-princial was playing a key role at a seminar on how to pass the test.
Step 1: Cheat
"'I prepared practice materials for examinees, adding my teaching experience to keywords that I had heard from the senior official,' the board quoted him as saying."
It seems the two were buddies from their college days at Fukuoka University. Somebody should think to check their college papers, too.
Step 2: Lie
The scandal became obvious when copies of questions similar to actual questions in the 8/22-24 test were found circulated among test takers.
With a few keywords, the seminar leader was able to create the exact questions....yeah, right.
Step 3: Hide if you get caught
The seminar leader has gone missing/hiding.
Yep, it looks like this principal learned more how to act like an elementary kid than he was able to teach them.
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