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By Andrew, Bryce, Graham, and Garrett.  We surveyed 37 boys and girls from Sheldon High School and got these results.

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1 By Andrew, Bryce, Graham, and Garrett

2  We surveyed 37 boys and girls from Sheldon High School and got these results

3  Our results show girls cheating more often in all classes than boys.

4  There are many different forms of cheating. Cheating that occurs in our school, and it is a big deal.  At school, there are many ways that you can cheat.  All in all, cheating is morally wrong. and it can completely destroy your reputation if you are ever caught.

5  Statistics show that cheating among high school students has risen dramatically throughout the last 50 years.  Research about cheating among middle school children (Ages 12-14) has shown that there is increased motivation to cheat.  Thirty years ago, males admitted to significantly more academic dishonesty than females.

6  When cheating is repeatedly successfully it can become a habit. Cheating or shortcutting on work in a business- like atmosphere can lead to serious professional problems. These events may appear exaggerated, but the ethic at work in these scenarios is the same as that in cheating.

7  If the rate in which students are cheating in school continues to get higher, then our society will turn into a bunch of lazy people who don’t know how to do their own work.


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