yeah i've cheated, and i've never done any worse because of it. only got caught 1 time, it was in math in 9th grade and i wrote something on my hand for a test, my teacher must have seen, and she told me to go was it off lol but i didn't get any taken off the test.
you know, come to think of it, I never cheated once. Not once. At school.
I've commited a lot of lies, most minor, throughout my life, but I can honestly say Ive never looked at my neighboring student's tests, looked online for an essay, or anything like that.
Yeah lol I used to cheat a bunch of times on tests or just copy homework, but I got caught by my Econ teacher and she started screaming at me that she didn't want me cheating on her test, in front of the whole class which was pretty embarrassing and sorta got me off cheating.She actually had no solid proof I was cheating, but she had a "suspicion" :roll:
What the hell is wrong with the tc you should only feel sorry if you cheat and get caught. There is nothing wrong with cheating the whole world is a cheat.
The only time I can remember doing it is in grade 3. There was a girl who sat next to me who wasn't very good at blocking her sheet from my angle, so I copied her answers from time to time.
When I was in third grade was the last time I remember looking on someone else paper. In my current Econ class it is very tempting not to cheat on the test as the proffessor has us take it on our personal computers in his 250 person classroom. What makes it so easy to cheat on his test though is that you take the test once and then if you choose to you can come in on the weekend and retake the exact same test again and take the higher of your 2 scores. I already have the software to record whatever I am doing on my desktop and it would take literally 15 seconds to just do a quick video record of the test questions and take them home and memorize everything in time for the retake.
Cheating! For shame! Actually...in grade 9 history i wrote answers on my hand for some reason, didn't use them at all and spent most of the test making sure the teacher didn't see. Also, in grade 10 math my teacher was also the librarian. She left her computer logged in and left the library, my friend then found the final exam in her files and printed some copies out. It was the other class's final and it didn't help at all. Since then I haven't cheated on anything and don't plan to, I have a 93 average and I think taht is good enough.
yeah i let two people copy the wrong answers on my test, and the i changed my answers. both of them still blamed it on me so all 3 of us were going to get suspended, but they let us clean the classrooms for a week.
The closest I came to cheating was one day I cut school to go shad fising and ended up at the mouth of the American River next to one of my teachers.:o
We spent the day out there and had a great time....I shared some shad darts with him and found out we had a lot in common. fishing and hunting, growing up on a farm and coming from the midwest to live in the city in California.8)
From then on during if it was during season i could go duck/pheasant hunting or fishing and that teacher took care of my excuse at school:)
I cheated all the way up until freshman year of highschool. Then I stopped.
But really, school puts the pressure on you to cheat. The idea of "grades" control people, and its totally stupid. Grades are numbers on a piece of paper, thats all. I cut corners, lie, and charm to make school easier for me. I don't copy homework, write formulas on my hands, or any of that. I just go into school with a low stress attitude, and eveything works out.
Nawh...I prefer to earn whatever grade I get. Be it a 50,34,99 or whatever. To the people that get by school just through cheating...there will be a point where they can't and its goign to come down to what they actually know.
It isn't cheating, it's using your enviroment wisely. ;)
I think only a small group of people can say that they have never cheated. C'mon most of us, including myself have cheated on something one time or another. I say just don't make it habbit, or rely on it and your good.
I once copied some theory in a paper and hit it in my coat. Also when I didn't do the homework I asked a classmate to lend me his/her homework, that's the only thing I can remember.
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