3 ms·
I assume that the cheating student didn't know that he was copying answers from someone who was doing poorly. It was third graders after all; one wouldn't neces
by bigstrat2003 1y ago
I assume that the cheating student didn't know that he was copying answers from someone who was doing poorly. It was third graders after all; one wouldn't necessarily expect them to be able to pick the best target every time.
- darkwater 1y agoOh. That would have never crossed my mind! So the cheater student was copying from GP who had worse results, and when they both redid it all by themselves the cheater answered correctly, and GP did not. How the heck is that even possible? :o
- gspencley 1y ago> How the heck is that even possible? :o Because what the cheater is trying to accomplish is to avoid having to think. It's an act motivated by either laziness, apathy or rebellion (or some combination thereof). Not motivated by trying to get a good grade.