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    as a major problem among students in America. Cheating has become easier to do with the widespread use of the internet and the opportunity to find the answers to virtually anything online. Devlin includes the statistic of college and high school students who cheat and what is being done to prevent it so far like educating the students. Although teaching kids about plagiarism and enforcing honor codes does reduce the amount of plagiarism and cheating it does not end it. Devlin believes the only way

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    students and teachers can both use. At the same time‚ though‚ it is challenging students’ academic integrity. A 2002 survey done by the Josephson Institute of Ethics reported that students are starting to develop a more laid back attitude towards cheating (Jarc). According to Ma‚ Wan‚ and Lu‚ this decline of academic integrity seems to be closely related to the Internet and other newly advanced technologies (198). Since more students at the college level are now using the Internet as a resource to

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    uniforms. #2 Is Cheating Always Wrong? (In SIRS click on “Cheating”) "I would prefer even to fail with honor than to win by cheating." - Sophocles "’Tis my opinion every man cheats in his own way‚ and he is only honest who is not discovered." - Susannah Centlivre Recently‚ the idea of cheating has gotten much attention in the world of sports‚ entertainment‚ and politics.  Many celebrities have been accused of gaining a competitive edge through dishonest means. While cheating has mainly been publicly

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    The Cheating Culture 5 Key Points In the 1990’s‚ the Sears Auto Repair chain instituted a production quota for it’s auto repair staff‚ so the mechanics started billing their customers for maintenance on their cars for unnecessary and costly maintenance. Out of fear for losing their jobs‚ the act of giving repairs and charging the customers‚ respectively‚ for repairs their car did not need is relevant to the many stories in the cheating culture. One person was benefited for work they did not necessarily

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    and proper choices when doing our work. Lying‚ cheating and dishonesty should never be accepted even if you are running behind in school cheating is not a choice. I also learned that by taking shortcuts and cheating‚ you could possibly get away with it in the end you are only cheating yourself and building up a poor character of yourself. Also by cheating you’re depriving yourself of the full learning experiences that you are paying for and by cheating yourself will make a bad habit and you will only

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    other words of another as one’s own.” This activity is unacceptable and is still performed. Because of this practice‚ however‚ researchers conducted surveys in several schools to comprehend this act of dishonesty. The reasons for the practice of cheating are complex but also essential to examine. Brian Hansen (2003)‚ a CQ Researcher in Combating Plagiarism‚ analyzed the practice of plagiarism among schools and the media. He states‚ “The perception [among college professors] is that students are

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    i DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ONLINE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (A CASE STUDY OF CARITAS UNIVERSITY ENUGU) BY NAME: ADEKUNLE OLUWAFEMI IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE/ INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES EXAMINATON CARITAS UNIVERSITY‚ AMORJI-NIKE ENUGU JULY 2013. ii CERTIFICATION This is to certify that this project DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ONLINE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (A CASE STUDY OF CARITAS UNIVERSITY‚ ENUGU) was carried out by;

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    Why Some Student Cheat

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    by whispering while taking the exams. And some students just try to copy the answers of students who sit in front of them without caring how similar to giraffes they are. It is interesting to focus on the question that why some students still keep cheating in exams even though they know that the punishments of university are getting so tougher and tougher that every single semester many students have to drop their education. There are three main reasons why some students cheat in exams; being afraid

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    Education’s Cheating Epidemic Cheating was is and always will be a fact of life. With technology there are new ways to cheat. However we can not blame our technology for someone else’s cheating. Students tell me that math is the easiest subject in which to cheat in. (Dorff‚ par 3) They’ve figured out how to program calculators to have all the answers for their tests. An English teacher said she no longer counts her vocabulary quizzes in her students grades because she hasn’t found a way to stop

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    from new generations to have higher test scores. One ideas is to give students with high test scores a cash bonus. School should not offer this kind of "bonus" for high-test scores because of several reasons‚ for some of them‚ it would increase the cheating percentage and it would be unfair for students that take their tests‚ not do as well as others‚ but still not cheat. When you think about this idea‚ it actually sounds like a great way to motivate young adults to get high-test scores‚ because who

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