Academic Integrity, Lifelong Learning, and Positive Relationships Pt. 2
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- Hey! Have you started the test already?
- I haven't yet...
- PRACTICAL EXAM FOR COMPUTER SCIENCETIME: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AMGOOD LUCK !!
- Yup! Have you? It's kind of easy.
- I didn't study for this, so what do i do?
- PRACTICAL EXAM FOR COMPUTER SCIENCETIME: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AMGOOD LUCK !!
- Hmm... I could help. You can ask me basic questions.
- Can you help me?
- Can you just give us the answers?
- PRACTICAL EXAM FOR COMPUTER SCIENCETIME: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AMGOOD LUCK !!
- Sorry, we can't do that. I'm okay with helping but not cheating.
- Hey! That's not right.
- The students talk amongst themselves regarding the exam. Some complained because they were not ready and have yet to study the topics covering the exam.
- why not?
- She's right. Especially for us students. We could just help each other and we'll be able to learn. But by cheating, you will learn absolutely nothing.
- First of all, cheating is morally wrong in general.
- The girls asked for the boy's help in the test and he was okay with it. They could ask some questions and he would be happy to give them his thoughts about it.
- Oh, I understand. I'm sorry for saying those things. I was just stressed and nervous that I might fail.
- It's okay!
- One student demanded just a straight-up answer but the other two were upset about it. As a scholar, it's not morally right to copy someone's work or to cheat.
- ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS
- The responsible students explained why it's not right to cheat. They were very patient with their classmate.
- In the end, she fully understood their explanation. She now knows what is right and wrong about cheating. They were on good terms with each other because they're very understanding of each other's situations and reasons.
- Yeah, we're good. Just promise to yourself to never cheat, okay? I'll help you now, feel free to ask me questions now.
- end.
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