Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am wondering if he found the cheat sheet AND the kids’ responses on the test make it clear most of them used it. I could see that being grounds for a 0 as a threat but ultimately the most he will be able to do per the grading policy is give them all a retake (and he will definitely make it harder) and if he finds out who the instigator was, the original 0 for that kid stands and the retake goes in as well, which means even if the kid gets a 100 on the retake it’ll average to a 50. (That is the official policy for handling academic dishonesty.)
-LCPS teacher
My child tends to get 100s on math tests even in high school. So her having a perfect score would indicate nothing. I would be IRATE if she were accused of cheating based upon this and no other evidence. I'm also well-versed in the LCPS grading policy and not a doormat, so this is unlikely to happen to us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love that teacher. How refreshing.
If the teacher goes through with the threat, they deserve to be fired and sued if any of those grade effect transcripts
If a class of students stands behind a cheater, they deserve to have it affect their transcripts. Academic integrity matters. We need more adults who advance because of their integrity. Lyign and cheating is ruining our world.
Why do you assume anyone knows who the cheater is?
Did you attend high school? Everyone knows who the cheater is.
I never knew. I have Aspergers and stayed in my lane because I didn't know how not to.
I don’t have Asperger’s and I never knew either. I wasn’t cool enough to know those things.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love that teacher. How refreshing.
If the teacher goes through with the threat, they deserve to be fired and sued if any of those grade effect transcripts
If a class of students stands behind a cheater, they deserve to have it affect their transcripts. Academic integrity matters. We need more adults who advance because of their integrity. Lyign and cheating is ruining our world.
Why do you assume anyone knows who the cheater is?
Did you attend high school? Everyone knows who the cheater is.
I never knew. I have Aspergers and stayed in my lane because I didn't know how not to.
Anonymous wrote:It's like none of you are familiar with honor codes...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love that teacher. How refreshing.
If the teacher goes through with the threat, they deserve to be fired and sued if any of those grade effect transcripts
If a class of students stands behind a cheater, they deserve to have it affect their transcripts. Academic integrity matters. We need more adults who advance because of their integrity. Lyign and cheating is ruining our world.
Why do you assume anyone knows who the cheater is?
Did you attend high school? Everyone knows who the cheater is.
Anonymous wrote:😂Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love that teacher. How refreshing.
If the teacher goes through with the threat, they deserve to be fired and sued if any of those grade effect transcripts
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love it. Teach Teacher here.
Folks are saying only the cheater should be punished -- well yeah. But this is how the teacher figures out who that is.
Why the hell would she assume EVERY child knows?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love that teacher. How refreshing.
If the teacher goes through with the threat, they deserve to be fired and sued if any of those grade effect transcripts
If a class of students stands behind a cheater, they deserve to have it affect their transcripts. Academic integrity matters. We need more adults who advance because of their integrity. Lyign and cheating is ruining our world.
Why do you assume anyone knows who the cheater is?
Anonymous wrote:DD told me that her entire Physics class will be given a zero on their test because the teacher found a cheat sheet after the exam ended. The teacher said it was found on the floor but won't tell them where exactly. The teacher is giving the culprit until the end of the school day today to confess or else everyone in that period gets a 0 entered in the gradebook.
DD is furious and wants me to complain. I've been looking through the handbook and all I can find is information related to if a single student is found to be cheating. I can't find anything on a whole class. If that makes sense. For a single student caught cheating, they have to take an integrity seminar, watch a powerpoint and answer questions, and can then redo the test/assignment for 50% credit.
If no one confesses, and DD is sure no one will because the teacher doesn't know who it was, DD's grades on tests for the period will be 95, 98, 0, and 1 more test the week of Oct 16. If she gets 100 on the last test for the grading period, her test average for the class will still only be a 73, which is a C. DD has never gotten a C before and is freaking out since everyone has drilled into their heads that the junior year grades are most important for colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Omg suing the teacher? Are you for real? Cheating is very bad. This teacher clearly put the fear in all of them. I suspect it all will work out in the end. Let it be.
Anonymous wrote:I love it. Teach Teacher here.
Folks are saying only the cheater should be punished -- well yeah. But this is how the teacher figures out who that is.