College Board spokesman Zach Goldberg said the leak of test questions constituted a crime. The SAT has proved particularly vulnerable to cheating because of its practice of reusing test questions. It’s the fourth of those steps that Alfaro says the College Board routinely skipped, according to his posts on LinkedIn. After the field test, questions once again go through external reviews before they’re put on a live, scored section of the test. “I am writing to alert you that the College Board is dealing with a disgruntled former employee who has expressed anger at the College Board in a very public way,” College Board general counsel Peter Schwartz wrote in an email to staff.

Source: bd News24 August 27, 2016 21:11 UTC