Matt+Dimmock's+The+Wrong+Focus+Notes

Know -It's easy to cheat when the teacher isn't involved with his/her students -If something seems pointless or tedious to do, kids will often times just look up the answers of what they don't want to take the time to learn about -Although, at the same time, looking up answers is learning, because you have to research and find things, which is basically like studying -There is a difference between plagerism and researching answers

Want to know -With all of the different things you can do like research and find facts about stuff online, what exactly is considered cheating in the eyes of educators? -Why do education facilities promote more competetion among peers in the classroom rather than in their sports programs? -Why is researching for a project or homework considered cheating sometimes when the internet has the same and more information the a textbook or class notes?

Learn -I've never really thought about cheating like this before, "Ironically, those who denounce cheating most vociferously often support competitive practices like ranking students or grading on a curve that promote cheating"