Miss evidence of cheating
Hi~ In the following sentences, I don't know the exact meaning of the phrase underlined.
From the context, it seems to mean "wanting to do cheating" but I can't be sure because of the word "evidence".
Can I understand the phrase as "wanting to do cheating"?
Thanks a lot for your help~
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Teachers should be aware that a focus on advancing test scores can
subconsciously bias the brain to miss evidence of cheating. When
we are aware of how the brain biases our subconscious minds, we
can correct misperceptions.
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miss evidence of cheating means mistakenly overlook evidence of cheating, fail to see evidence of cheating. The basic idea is that sometimes teachers are so keen for their students to get good scores that they (the teachers) fail to see that the students have cheated.
- miss evidence of cheating means mistakenly overlook evidence of cheating, fail to see evidence of cheating.
- The basic idea is that sometimes teachers are so keen for their students to get good scores that they (the teachers) fail to see that the students have cheated.
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miss evidence of cheating means mistakenly overlook evidence of cheating, fail to see evidence of cheating.
The basic idea is that sometimes teachers are so keen for their students to get good scores that they (the teachers) fail to see that the students have cheated.
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