Question
two years in a well-known university. He has this
reputation of being a "terror" professor among
the students.
Almost half of his classes always fail because his
standards are high. Because of this, a number of
parents whose children failed reported this to the
college chair and demanded a clear explanation
on the computation of grades. Failed students
claimed that they didn't deserve to have a failing
grade because they were able to comply with al
the class requirements.
There were hearsays that Mr. Rodriguez has been
accepting bribes from some parents in exchange
for a passing grade. What he does is he puts a
failing grade to those students in the brink of
failing, e.g, if a student got a grade of 75%-77%
assuming the passing grade is 75%, he will
manipulate it and make it 74%. If the parents of
the students who failed were not able to provide
a 'gift," their children will geta failing grade, but
for those who were able to give a "gift," their
children will get a passing grade.
QUESTIONS
1. What should the school management do to Mr.
Rodriguez given that what were circulating were
just hearsays?
2. If the hearsays were true, what is Mr. Rodriguez
Answer
1. The school management should investigate the hearsays and take appropriate action if they are found to be true. 2. If the hearsays are true, Mr. Rodriguez is guilty of bribery and should be disciplined accordingly.