by Amanda Oglesby | Sep 10, 2014 | Articles
Cheating is not a new problem, but students and teachers are finding that cheating on tests rises with use of technology. With smartphones available for school work, text messages have replaced note passing. Also, students can look up answers on smartphones almost... by Cathy Payne | Dec 2, 2012 | Articles
This year, for the first time in a decade, fewer high-school students admitted to cheating, according to a survey by the Josephson Institute of Ethics. Of students who participated in the poll, 51% said they cheated on an exam in the past year, down from 59% in 2010,... by Victor Dorff | Jul 25, 2012 | Articles
Cheating was, is and probably always will be a fact of life. Recently, technology has provided new ways to cheat, but advanced electronics can’t be blamed for our increasing willingness to tolerate cheating. Once upon a time, being an honorable person included... by Marcia Cantarella Ph.D. | Aug 17, 2011 | Articles
I am amazed to be reminded of how dumb people who cheat on term papers really are. I am not always up to date on my reading and so recently stumbled upon an article that had been written first for the Chronicle of Higher Education and was later reprinted in the...
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