Some of the strategies that help me stay organized is to mark the pages in my book that have valuable information in them; put a little sticky note or paper clip so it can be easily found. Then to assure I know what I'm looking for when I go to that page, I'll highlight or dot by the sentence. Sometimes I even go as far as to take notes as I read the chapters that are assigned to us.
I see no problem with "The Shadow Scholar" because he was just making a living. As for the students, cheating on papers and exams will surely affect them later on in life. They may have an assignment similar to one they themselves did not complete earlier in life and have no idea as to how to do it now. I do not think his actions damage the state of education but that the students actions do. Why pay for an education that you are not using? I could never understand that.
I agree with you on several points. But don't you think it might somewhat be the fault of people who provide this service as they are helping to fulfill the desires of students to cheat?
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with the "why pay for an education that you are not using?" but I guess in some people's minds it makes sense somehow