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I'm not gonna lie, I do...a lot. I don't do it all the time the instant I get some work, but If I don't get it, I'll go to the person beside me. And I plan to cheat for the rest of my life, college, work, everything. Make it to the top faster if I don't get caught.
Papers that are just intended to help the teacher know how you're doing? Frequently because I don't ever bother revising.
Actual moderated exams for qualifications etc? No.
yup, i started doing it in high school, i just hated studying subjects like Religion, that way i have time to study for real subjects like physics and math which i have to study, i used the small paper trick more that 10 times and never got caught
but i never did in any other subject other that Religion
[QUOTE="kweeni"]can't say i haven't it was last year, with our fench teacher lol. everyone(wel exept the girls lol) was always making fun of her, she really sucked at teaching and didn't know how to control the students lol. everytime she gave a test the whole class cheated, even when she saw it she was to chicken to open her mouth lolBruin4ev3r1520I feel really bad for those type of teachers. I had one at my high school who the students treated like crap. They call him a fat **** and tell him to shut the **** up if he told them to do anything. There were a couple funny stories out of that class like when the students had a "Classroom Olympics" day. In one event students sat in a desk while other students pushed them around the class for a few laps. And the baseball portion was also fun. yeah well if they can't handle it, they should find another job. cus being a teacher is serious business :O
btw i just remember we had the same thing with another teacher(math), also the same year xD man he sucked even worse than that french teacher! lol but he left after a month though which is a good thing cus no one ever understood a word he sed, plus he had a funny face xD
kinda... it's not like I could of ever been caught though.
1. forgot/too lazy to cite every source.
2. stole sources from other papers.
In some of my research I had 50+ different sources I was going through. Litterally piles of ideas over long periods of time. It's not uncommon for an idea to pop into your head that isn't yours, and you don't know where it came from. Musicians know this pretty well. They rip off songs all the time w/out even knowing they're doing it. Technically since I'm not doing it intentionally it's not cheating, but it's still plagerism.
Stealing sources is lazy habit of mine. Why bother going through 50+ journals and only finding useful information in 3 of them. Also why bother when somebody else has done the research, and cited it for you. Sometimes this was actually nessissary because not too many people wrote on the subjects I wrote on. I don't know if this is considered cheating or not, but according to me it's kinda dishonest, but most of the teacher I knew had done similar things so it was pretty well accepted. I think if you really believe you never did anything dishonest in school you're probaby just ignorant to what you were doing.
yeah well if they can't handle it, they should find another job. cus being a teacher is serious business :Obtw i just remember we had the same thing with another teacher(math), also the same year xD man he sucked even worse than that french teacher! lol but he left after a month though which is a good thing cus no one ever understood a word he sed, plus he had a funny face xDkweeniYeah I agree. I've thought about teaching when I grow up a few times but that's one of the main things that stopped me. I'm not tough enough to deal with some of the messed up kids I've seen at my school.
:o How is that even possible?You mean plagiarize? Not intentionally, though I did get in hot water once when I apparently typed out verbatim a paragraph that appears in some other published work. Thankfully, the work in question had little to do with my subject.
Theokhoth
No, I haven't. I really look down on people who cheat and consider them less than human... even though they are displaying a common human trait.. I'm all for leaving these primitive traits behind and finding better ways to deal with things. Of course, cheating/lying of all forms is mostly a product of a society that awards that behavior and punishes though who are honest. Of course that's not always true, but it's true often enough.
:o How is that even possible? It is very possible. Humans exposed to the same culture can almost always come up with the same ideas/ word usage relatively easily without ever having heard or read somebody else work giving the right circumstances. Just look at how similar the human genetic code is.. it's really to absurd to think that we all have unique ideas..[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]
You mean plagiarize? Not intentionally, though I did get in hot water once when I apparently typed out verbatim a paragraph that appears in some other published work. Thankfully, the work in question had little to do with my subject.
Tauruslink
All the time, but not for a lack of understanding. If anything I'm being smarter in terms of manipulating the grading system of certain classes to my benefit. There's always an easy way around a "hard" class. :evil:-Tish-But if you were really smart, you wouldn't need to :o
[QUOTE="-Tish-"]All the time, but not for a lack of understanding. If anything I'm being smarter in terms of manipulating the grading system of certain classes to my benefit. There's always an easy way around a "hard" class. :evil:rawsavonBut if you were really smart, you wouldn't need to :oYeah but I'd much rather use an easier path if possible, especially in math classes.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="-Tish-"]All the time, but not for a lack of understanding. If anything I'm being smarter in terms of manipulating the grading system of certain classes to my benefit. There's always an easy way around a "hard" class. :evil:-Tish-But if you were really smart, you wouldn't need to :oYeah but I'd much rather use an easier path if possible, especially in math classes. How do you cheat in math...just put the formulas in your calculator? If so, that only works so far...eventually they just give the formulas because the rest is so complex
All the time, but not for a lack of understanding. If anything I'm being smarter in terms of manipulating the grading system of certain classes to my benefit. There's always an easy way around a "hard" class. :twisted:
-Tish-
Spot on. Why take the hard way, when you could just... not.
[QUOTE="-Tish-"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] But if you were really smart, you wouldn't need to :orawsavonYeah but I'd much rather use an easier path if possible, especially in math classes. How do you cheat in math...just put the formulas in your calculator? If so, that only works so far...eventually they just give the formulas because the rest is so complexWell for example, I took this Trigonometry and Analysis class in high school. The teacher used a stupid grading system where he would let us exchange assignments with the other students to grade. Naturally, we all gave each other good scores, whether or not the work was right. And he never looked at the papers himself. So for me, when the tests rolled around, he would give us a practice test that had the EXACT SAME structure as the real test. I just memorized how to do on the day we had to review before the test, and used it on the actual test the next day. I got through that class with an A without doing hardly any work. And it was reputable for being one of the toughest classes in school.
[QUOTE="rawsavon"][QUOTE="-Tish-"]Yeah but I'd much rather use an easier path if possible, especially in math classes. -Tish-How do you cheat in math...just put the formulas in your calculator? If so, that only works so far...eventually they just give the formulas because the rest is so complexWell for example, I took this Trigonometry and Analysis class in high school. The teacher used a stupid grading system where he would let us exchange assignments with the other students to grade. Naturally, we all gave each other good scores, whether or not the work was right. And he never looked at the papers himself. So for me, when the tests rolled around, he would give us a practice test that had the EXACT SAME structure as the real test. I just memorized how to do on the day we had to review before the test, and used it on the actual test the next day. I got through that class with an A without doing hardly any work. And it was reputable for being one of the toughest classes in school. But math builds on itself...what happens when you get to college and you lack the knowledge to succeed and where it is more difficult to cheat...not to mention the increased severity of the consequences (automatic F + possible expulsion)
yep. one time though. i was barely passing with a 72 average so i had to cheat on a Math Final and got a 90.
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