[etni] More on "catching cheaters"
- From: ELEANOR ZWEBNER <eleanorz541@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <ask@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 15:48:53 +0000
I have forwarded the "cheaters" stories to my cousin in the US who is a
retirned English teacher - Hope you enjoy her reply :
From: Annika55@xxxxxxxxxxx: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 09:58:47 -0500Subject: Re:
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I actually had a kid steal my answer book. I caught him when he wrote for his
answer:
"Answers will vary."
I always used to tell kids the lengths I would go to to catch cheaters. On one
homework assignmenta kid who wrote something about the "ocean" for the setting
so I knew he was cheating (NO ocean)--- but I had to find out from whom. I went
thru every paper till I found a kid whose paper said " The scean was very
important." He had misspelled scene and in script it looked like ocean. Of
course, I easily caught the cheaters when 2 papers described a character as a
"curmudgeon." I used to spend more time looking for the kids who copied from
others than anything else.
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