JD Education #2: Say no to "CHEATING!" The bad impact and ways to students do not have the opportunity to cheat.

Based on data from prof. Donald McCabe, currently about 70% of high school students cheat on the exam and about 60% of plagiarism students write (2018, Wikipedia). Cheating has some negative effects, such as decreased student learning motivation, lazy thinking, not confident with their own opinions, etc.

Here are some ways school / teacher can do, so that students do not have the opportunity / willingness to cheat:

1. Tighten the supervising of the test / put CCTV in the classroom.
2. Make a long distance between the tables during the exam.
3. Differentiate the type of question based on students capacity.
4. Make the grading system clearly to avoid cheating, like reducing the scores.
5. Giving no scores for the cheaters.
6. Inform the bad impact of cheating for their future, like it will lead to corruption behavior.
7. Punishing the cheaters.
8. Limit the time for each question on the test.