Academic Dishonesty Storyboard
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- Academic Dishonesty StoryboardYour ILA teacher assigns your class 10 questions to answer individually before class tomorrow. Tommy and Chuckie decided to each do 5 questions and then swap answers that evening after they finish.
- I see you both have the same exact answer on your test. This shows that you both worked together and copied each others answers. This is means you cheated, so I give you both a 0 on this test.
- Chuckie, since you lied you get a 0 on the test. However Tommy, since you said the truth I shall give you full credit for the test. Good job for saying the truth! Chuckie, you should always tell the truth. Lying won't get you anywhere, the truth will.
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- Today you have a 10 question sheet to solve. It has to be done individually. It is due before class tomorrow.
- Yeah, let's do it. We can not finish this in just 1 day anyway, so let's split it. I will do 5 questions, then you do the other 5 question. Then we share answers, that will help us finish it easily.
- Hey, Tommy you want work on this together?
- WHAT!!!
- Oh, Ok Ma'am. Sorry for cheating and lying, I will tell the truth from now on.
- I did not cheat, I swear I did it alone! It was probably just a coincidence!
- I am so sorry for cheating, it is just that the test was so hard and I did not understand anything. So, we worked together, I am so sorry!
- Thank you Ma'am, and yes I shall always tell the truth!
- 1. I would consider this cheating because they are working together, when the teacher clearly told that it should be independently done.
- 3. They cheated by working together and sharing answers. When they were supposed to work independently.
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- 4. What I would do if I was in this situation is that I would do the test alone and if I do not understand something I would ask my teacher questions instead of cheating. I would also try my best no matter how hard it is and I wouldn't have cheated.
- 2. The people cheating in my scenario are Tommy and Chuckie.
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