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    Case: West Point cheating incident 1 Description: In the summer of 1976 West Point military academy was rocked by a scandal involving a large percentage of its junior class. A number of junior classmen were found to have violated rules on a “take home” engineering exam that consisted of two parts. Part 1 of the exam was to be completed individually without assistance. Part 2 of the exam was to be completed as a group activity. Instructors upon grading the exams discovered a trend where

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    Cheating Help Students Learn Better A major concern among college students‚ high school students‚ professors and teachers is imitation. Most students are unaware of what exactly mimicry. They all have general ideas‚ but most do not know how far it extends. On the other hand‚ teachers and professors aware of how to handle the situation. All the advances in technology and the World Wide Web makes it easier for students to pass from one another as their own work. Impersonation can be defined as the

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    Ally Carter is a best-selling young adult author who is famous for her cunning and quick-witted books such as “The Gallagher Girls” and “The Heist Society” just to name a couple. She became interested in writing at a young age when she was just a farm girl living in Oklahoma‚ little did she know‚ she would become a widely known author. Ally started her writing career with the desire to bring joy to her readers‚ and she has accomplished that by bringing the excitement of spies and intrigue to her

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    “Back in 1940‚ only 20 percent of college students admitted to cheating during their academic careers. Today‚ that number has increased to 75-98 percent.” (http:// education-portal.com) The problem is that cheating has become so common‚ it has become almost impossible for schools to stop it. Most cheating starts in middle school‚ and then can go on past college. It’s no longer about the education‚ but only about the grades. Students will do whatever it takes to get an A and feel justified in doing

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    The subject of cheating in this day and age has gone hay wire. This is not a new phenomenon and it will continue to be talked about in the media and in schools for the rest of our lives. With our ever expanding technology‚ cell phones‚ iPads and Pods‚ children using tablets and swiping screens to play games‚ how can one not find the means to cheat? Our advancements and ease of inventions are beneficial but can be very damaging. We are tempted as humans to plagiarize and cheat more now than ever

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    One of the more serious issues going in schools today is that of plagiarism‚ or just plain cheating. “A Whole Lot of Cheating Going On”‚ by Mark Clayton‚ gives us some insight into this growing issue. It seems everywhere you turn this is happening even with all of the things setup to prevent it‚ such as screening papers or checking sources. Cheating is not right‚ but it also will be very hard to prevent. I know this from personal experience as well as through all of the tools students have at

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    Academic dishonesty has been‚ and will continue to be ever present that occurs in  schools‚ in the past several years however cheating has seen an increase in all demographics  especially through the use of technology. The age old idea that cheating was for the struggling is  no longer a realistic view on the issue‚ in fact‚ quite often it’s the most achieving students that are  caught cheating‚ a chilling concept that has cast a shadow over the American education system‚  begging the question‚ why do students cheat

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    “Three Main Reasons Of Cheating As Academic Dishonesty” When I was a senior at Miami Spring Senior High School in Miami‚ Florida I had a mean teacher named Mr. Paul Fielder‚ better known as "Happy Paul". Happy Paul Fielder taught hard courses in Chemistry and Physics. He gave low grades to his students. Many students needed high grades to get into the college of their choices. Students who were hoping to be at the top of their class‚ or who needed good grades to be admitted into college‚ avoided

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    INSTANT REPLAY BE INTRODUCED TO CURB CHEATING IN THE GAME? My stand: institute instant replays for soccer! Because— 1. It will reign in misbehavior by fans that are upset by wrong calls made in a game. 2. It would bring integrity to the game by clarifying if a goal is a goal. 3. It would bring clarity to a player’s behavior. The use of instant replay in sports has been a hot topic for at least the last decade here at home and abroad. Cheating has been mostly prevalent in soccer in

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    A summary of Callahan’s “Cheating in a Bottom-line Economy” In the chapter “Cheating in a Bottom-line Economy‚” David Callahan analyses and clearly outlines underlying reasons behind unethical behaviour in contemporary businesses‚ which primarily centres on the need to meet bottom line standards. He asserts that American workers have no choice but to act unrightfully in order to stay in employment firms and to avoid being laid off. An analogy used to support this idea is an auto mechanic who works

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