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    cheating in exams

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    These days‚ cheating in exams became a serious problem not just because students don’t work anymore but because they become lazy; that means that they don’t make any efforts and want others to help hem. This problem has very bad effects‚ which I will talk about in the body. Firstly‚ when students get great marks‚ their teacher will think that they got the lesson and will start another one‚ which is not the case; but how can the teacher know? The more dangerous thing in this case is that when

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    Cheating in Relationships

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    Annette Homewood Informative Speech #2 Saddleback College TOPIC: Cheating in Relationships GENERAL PURPOSE: To answer common inquiries about cheating SPECIFIC PURPOSE: To arm individuals with insight and knowledge as to why people cheat and what one can do to lessen the chances of cheating occurring in a relationship THESIS: The more one is aware of the prevalence of cheating and how it occurs‚ the better preventive steps one can take toward creating a more secure relationship‚ and

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    Cheating and Sportsmanship

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    Cheating and Sportsmanship HPE essay-BY Elliott Biggs Just like everything in life‚ sports too are governed by rules‚ customs and even competition. Sports are a way through which we are able to connect with our past and have good feelings about the future. Sports acts as a way of bonding people despite their age‚ gender and race differences. Sports today‚ instead of bonding people and teaching them discipline and teamwork is causing them to cheat. And athletes have a reason to cheat now with all

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    Furthermore‚ the introduction of standardized tests into school curriculum has provoked a significant reduction or even the elimination of funding and attention towards other important aspects of schooling for students. Some examples of things being affected by standardized tests include “programs in the arts‚ recess for young children‚ electives for high schoolers‚ class meetings (...)‚ discussions about current events (...)‚ the use of literature in the early grades (...)‚ and entire subject areas

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    Cheating in Sports

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    Cheating occurs everywhere. Somebody right now in a classroom‚ baseball park‚ football field‚ basketball court‚ or a workplace is secretly cheating to be one step ahead of his competition at all times. Some say it is the nature of competition that arises these cheaters‚ but others believe it is the enormous amount of pressure that is put on these athletes. Although many current athletes secretly follow the cheating paths of Barry Bonds and Lance Armstrong to excel in their respective sports‚ they

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    A Test Destined For Failure In America‚ standardized testing has become a prevalent method for testing the educational ability of students. Tests such as the SAT for College and the California STAR for elementary and junior high students have been administered since the beginning of the 20th century. These tests are often considered by many as crucial for the academic progression of students into further education‚ such as an elementary student being promoted from third to fourth grade or a high

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    Random interview is the method that we are going to use for gathering data because in interviews information is obtained through inquiry and recorded by enumerators. Structured interviews are performed by using survey forms‚ whereas open interviews are notes taken while talking with respondents. The notes are subsequently structured interpreted foe further analysis. Open-ended interviews‚ which need to be interpreted and analyze even during the interview‚ have to be carried out by well-trained observers

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    Pojman On Cheating

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    themselves on a weekly basis when cheating can be so easy and advantageous. Especially sense‚ as according to the polls taken in Pojman’s philosophy classes‚ about two thirds of students affirmed moral relativism‚ meaning that if everyone in the school believed it was morally right to cheat - then it was right to cheat (Pojman‚ 242). Let’s assume a situation where your friend tells you she’s planning on cheating on her exam‚ and justifies her plan on the grounds that cheating is the norm at her school.

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    A Bit of Change Here and There: An Improvement to the Traditional Standardized Testing There are a lot of students out there that may regret the amount of a certain type of education that has been given to them by their teachers. A few of those students face living with human disabilities like autism and dyslexia. They feel this way‚ because they say that they are stressed out when trying to remember or take in any information that was given to them in the classroom. In fact‚ the amount of

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    Cheating and Stealing

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    Bob and Karl skipped town‚ each with a thousand dollars. 1a. Which is worse‚ stealing like Karl or cheating like Bob? I would say both. 1b.Why is that worse? Both are immorally wrong. This is what I think... Stealing is bad because you’re taking from the economy. It’s good because you’re getting vengeance for the underpaid foreign countries (mainly China) and you’re saving money. Cheating is bad because you’re STEALING answers that aren’t rightfully yours. You’re getting credit for somebody

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