Friday, May 16, 2008

Cheating (Final)

Sometime student cheat and plagiarism in school because limit time they have in a week. As a student, we see this way is faster than any other way. Students are in sports, FFA, and other programs, can cause them to plagiarism their work for class. It's a habit of cheating because as a student some times it is hard to stop plagiarizing work from other information never use the word half. Plagiarise is a cause and effect because as a student you can plagiarise from other source.

"Cheating is to violate rules deliberately" ( Parents Cheat for School Places) and can happen in a lot of different ways. Also cheating to break the rules of a game or contest or to pretend something is yours when it isn't. Some people see that the only way out of their problem is to cheat because of the limited time they get on their work. Now, students have more chances of cheat because of the sources on the computer.

When you are caught cheating in school, the consequences is really bad. Kids who cheat may feel worried about getting caught. Whether they are caught or not, these kids may feel guilty, or embarrassed, or ashamed or all three. Even if the cheater feels fine or doesn't get caught, that doesn't mean it's OK. If you see someone cheating, or if someone asks to copy your work, you can tell a teacher or another grown-up.

Sometime kids cheat because they have not done their work and want their free time away from homework. They even feel bad after cheating and then get in to trouble. Sometime it is because they want to keep up with their friends in school.

If you are a person who cheats, you can use this step to help you. You could do is read through and ask for someone to summarize what you just read. Even try to retell the story without looking the story, so you would use all the information. If you find something that is really hard for you to understand you should ask an adult to help you out or a friend. It better than copying straight from a book, so think before plagiarism other information from source.

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