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It didn't seem like much of a dilemma to me. If it appears that it was a clear case of cheating, then the only response to the student is that they shouldn't ha
by sriram_malhar 6y ago
It didn't seem like much of a dilemma to me. If it appears that it was a clear case of cheating, then the only response to the student is that they shouldn't have to be told not to cheat. Where's their inner moral compass?
How severe should the penalty be? I give an instant oral quiz, and if it looks like they could have solved the problem anyway, I let them off with a warning.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoThe dilemma posed was should educators prioritize detering cheating or catching cheating The severity of punishment, student morality, ect are context only. hence "A non-moral dilemma about cheating"