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NEA Today, 2002
Describes actions teachers have taken when they caught students cheating on tests, including: giving the students a zero with no chance to re-take the exam, telling the parents about the incident, taking the students aside and explaining how serious cheating could be later in life, and making the students write home explaining what they did (and…
Descriptors: Cheating, Elementary Secondary Education, Honesty, Tests
Harned, Patricia J.; Sutliff, Kathryn M. – Our Children, 2002
Research shows that cheating is a common problem among all groups of U.S. students, but schools with honor codes and teachers who discuss cheating have lower incidences of cheating. Parents have a role in influencing their children's academic honesty. Practical strategies include discussing virtues, providing heroes, catching the student being…
Descriptors: Cheating, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethics, Honesty
Riera, Michael; Di Prisco, Joseph – Our Children, 2002
Discusses adolescent cheating at school, highlighting how parents can help them resist the temptation to cheat by: asking what stopped them from listening to the part of themselves that knew it was wrong to cheat and what it felt like to ignore that message; listening while they talk it over; determining the appropriate consequences; and modeling…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Cheating, Ethics, Honesty
Lathrop, Ann; Foss, Kathleen – 2000
This book is organized as a practical guide for educators and parents who want to reduce cheating and plagiarizing. Ideas and strategies to counter other high-tech and more traditional "low-tech" cheating and plagiarism in K-12 schools come from dozens of authors and educators. References to online and print resources can be useful at…
Descriptors: Cheating, Educational Resources, Elementary Secondary Education, Honesty
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Whiteman, Sherri A.; Gordon, Jay L. – English Journal, 2001
Discusses the issue of students buying papers on the Internet. Considers how educators reconcile their ability to teach effectively with their students' ability to cheat and steal without the teacher's knowledge. Suggests a solution by assigning essays that cannot be bought. (SG)
Descriptors: Cheating, Grade 11, Higher Education, Honesty
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McCabe, Donald; Pavela, Gary – Change, 2000
Reports that despite alarming news stories about growing academic dishonesty on college campuses, new research confirms the effectiveness of strategies such as modified honor codes that emphasize student leadership and intensive programming about the importance of academic integrity. Offers 10 specific guidelines for implementing a modified honor…
Descriptors: Cheating, Codes of Ethics, Ethics, Higher Education
Peter, Val J. – 2000
Noting that children want love and acceptance from trustworthy adults, this book reflects upon the destructive impulses that threaten the emotional, physical, and spiritual life of youth and families. The book identifies and describes behaviors that tempt adolescents with instant relief and gratification, but which ultimately lead to feelings of…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Behavior Problems, Cheating, Child Rearing