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Cheating makes a person lazy, and therefore makes him or her less competitive. Academic honesty helps a person develop a lot of skills regarding basic morality of an individual.
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Copying, in a test or for an assignment, does not help the education of an individual; in actuality, it is a form of ACADEMIC DISHONESTY that kills a promising future of an individual. According to KAS Academic Policy, it states that “the use or attempted use of unauthorized materials on an exam or any other assignment or an act of deceit by which a student attempts to misrepresent academic skills or knowledge is a form of cheating.” This is a general definition of cheating, which not only results in educational sanctions, but also a disrespectful and ignorant behavior that hinders one’s learning. Copying something is just avoiding basic responsibility of being a student, thus a person is not learning, nor trying to learn, if he chooses to cheat. I do agree with this policy because it is the most basic thing students should follow. Cheating is an easy path in education; however, an individual gains less things with shorter adventure.
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If one is caught cheating, the consequences could be very serious, he or she could be suspended, fail the course, be on probation and in some cases even expelled if caught. It could also have a long-lasting effect on his or her reputation and could hurt his or her chances of getting into a university. The consequences are this heavy because according to the Morrison Academy Kaohsiung policy academic dishonesty is a violation of education that is never tolerated in one’s education.
By not cheating you are showing that you not only have pride, but also are mature, self-respecting, and self-disciplined.
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