Sounds like a teachable moment to meA couple of my students sent in images they obviously ripped off of the internet. A quick google image check, and boom! Busted!
Sounds like a teachable moment to me.
You should share a course outline with us - we might have some suggestions
People often look for the easiest way out and if no one seems to be watching we sometimes try it, particularly when we were younger and particularly if the reward seems worth it. Good teachers are alert for this and will use it as a learning opportunity for their students. Keep up the good work Andrew.
This is a thing I have never understood. Even from a risk analysis POV, it doesn't make sense.
I expect you are referring to closing down the schools to avoid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.This is a thing I have never understood. Even from a risk analysis POV, it doesn't make sense.
I expect you are referring to closing down the schools to avoid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kids and teenagers will spread things like this as much or more than any other segment of society.
I expect you are referring to closing down the schools to avoid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kids and teenagers will spread things like this as much or more than any other segment of society.
I'm not a big fan of online courses anyway there's nothing like the realinteraction between teacher and student....isn't fun, especially when the program I normally teach is 90% analogue. Teaching online sadly offers the opportunity for some kids to be academically dishonest (we're not allowed to say cheat...). A couple of my students sent in images they obviously ripped off of the internet. A quick google image check, and boom! Busted!
I'm not a big fan of online courses anyway there's nothing like the realinteraction between teacher and student.
Andrew,I am a big child.
May I join this class?
No, I am referring to cheating, plagiarism and laziness. I saw some of that when I went back to school to finish my degree in 2000. I was working a full time job managing a systems team and taking 2 classes each semester.I expect you are referring to closing down the schools to avoid spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kids and teenagers will spread things like this as much or more than any other segment of society.
Thanks for the clarification.No, I am referring to cheating, plagiarism and laziness. I saw some of that when I went back to school to finish my degree in 2000. I was working a full time job managing a systems team and taking 2 classes each semester.
As an example in the photo classs that I took 50% of the students failed to show up for critiques with flattened, spotted, and mounted prints. It was as if they had no desire to technically master the art and not much desire to make art period. I have a Bfa in photography and filmmaking with an emphasis on film.
In all honesty I saw many of the same issues in humanities and information systems graduate courses.
Thanks for the clarification.
I expect that those who engage in that sort of behaviour - cheating, plagiarism and laziness - are the last to engage in any sort of risk analysis in the first place.
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