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08-01-2007, 04:46 PM
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Re: Beat: I caught one of my students plagiarizing
all you people saying get her in more trouble are nits
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08-01-2007, 05:05 PM
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Re: Beat: I caught one of my students plagiarizing
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rofl i used to steal tests in middle school and highschool and sell the answers [/ QUOTE ] Haha, I did this for AP Physics. Somehow I did not get caught. <font color="#666666"> </font>
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08-01-2007, 05:50 PM
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Re: Beat: I caught one of my students plagiarizing
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[ QUOTE ] That said - I don't condone cheating, but there's an economics to it - just as is with speeding tickets. Is the time saved worth the amount of trouble for getting caught * times the probability of getting caught? [/ QUOTE ] The amount of work it takes to not get caught cheating is pretty much always going to be more than the amount of work to get a B, especially at colllege. [/ QUOTE ] uh, cheating to get a B on things that arent in class tests is ridiculously easy unless you are stupid like said girl. my friends did something this stupid in like 10th grade, one friend copied anothers homework except he accidently skipped one problem so all of his problems were the exact right answer, just for the question below. if you don't know how to cheat then don't do it, otherwise its easy
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#39
08-01-2007, 05:53 PM
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Re: Beat: I caught one of my students plagiarizing
in HS, all the social science classes always made you write your answers on foolscap. I realized i could just write out all the definitions and the people parts on foolscap that i took from student services prior to the test, then just bring them in with me, pick up some blank foolscap at the front of the room, mix it all in, bingo bango, half the test is done.
The rest was always multiple choice or essays (neither you need to study for much), so ship 90's in high school social sciences.
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