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He sabotaged the cheaters. It's a bit different than just catching them and issuing the usual punishment. I think there is room for debate around the distinctio
by phkahler 3y ago
He sabotaged the cheaters. It's a bit different than just catching them and issuing the usual punishment. I think there is room for debate around the distinction, but from an ethical point of view one should avoid gray areas, and this guy actually teaches ethics - to this class.
- sanderjd 3y agoYeah I agree that's the interesting question, but I think "it's bad to want to punish people who cheat" is the wrong take, in general.
- jpk2f2 3y agoHe did not sabotage them - the usual punishment is at minimum a zero on the relevant assignment/test/etc., and frequently extends to outright failing out of the class. Scoring worse on the test due to their cheating is irrelevant as it'll be reduced to a zero. From an ethical point of view, he has done these students, the university, and the world at large a huge favor.