Invigilate

(nine out of ten) to boycott a compulsory English test for 14-year-olds by refusing to mark, administer, or "invigilate" [` proctor '] them. ❋ Unknown (1993)

Just like at Melbourne, there is a group of pensioners who “invigilate”, however it is also a requirement that a “subject expert” be present for the entire time unlike just the first half and hour or so at Melbourne. ❋ Unknown (2010)

While reading the Times Higher Educational Supplement today I saw that the AUT, the other academic union striking, is advising its members not to set or invigilate exams, with obvious consequences for students. ❋ Jonathan (2006)

Today was a long one, wherein I helped to invigilate a term test for about 250 students, and didn't even leave campus until 5 p.m., and I'm tired and really should be in bed by now, but I didn't want today to pass without any comment of its significance. ❋ Jlundberg (2008)

Savante, anon, I had to invigilate an exam for a student whose surname is Hooker! ❋ Sharon Bakar (2005)

The Tunisian authorities sometimes give the same impression by hovering around in Internet cafés trying to invigilate what sites people are clicking on. ❋ Hitchens, Christopher (2007)

We seem to be configured for less drama, more akin to seedtime than anything one can invigilate. ❋ Dean Francis Alfar (2003)

"In any case, the teachers do not invigilate matric exams -- it is an outside arrangement." ❋ Unknown (2001)

Education department sources said all-out attempts were being made to get teachers from other schools to invigilate tomorrow. ❋ Unknown (1996)

"I suppose he has got to invigilate at some horrid examination or something," she said, but she did not really suppose anything of the kind. ❋ Percival Christopher Wren (1913)

"There will be a conductor on board to invigilate passengers, to help and to make sure people don't cheat fares." ❋ Dick Murray (2012)

It was serious business as Smitha Thomas, representative from the Limca Book of Records, came down from Gurgaon to invigilate the record claim. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Next month, the NUT is expected to boycott Sats by refusing to administer and invigilate the exams. ❋ Unknown (2010)

'Sudan Watch' will invigilate during the election period. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The National Union of Teachers (NUT) will on Saturday ask its members to agree a resolution calling for a ballot on industrial action which could mean teachers refuse to prepare or invigilate for the exams next year. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The motion, which is widely expected to be approved, could mean heads and teachers refuse to prepare or invigilate for the exams next year. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Under plans, staff will refuse to invigilate and prepare for Sats in English, maths and science in 2010, making it effectively impossible for the tests to proceed. ❋ Unknown (2009)

to invigilate [ones] [mother] and [father]. ❋ Pig Fart (2007)

"Here we see the rarely spotted [invigilator], [approaching] it's [natural habitat], the exam room." ❋ WEALLOVEHIM...ITSgavin (2017)

1: "Hey, do you want to go do something on [Friday night]?" 2: "I would, but [I am the] invigilator [Saturday]" ❋ QueenEJizabeth (2014)

The [exam] was supervised by the [invigilator]. ❋ A Vary Reliable Source (2015)

[dude] [i'm so bored], [let's play] invigilator pac-man ❋ Karos (2013)