The Tenuous Value of Cheating
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- 2016.09.07
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In Mark Clayton’s essay, “A Whole Lot of Cheatin’ Going On,” he quotes a student who claims that “it may not be smart to cheat, but it could be educationally valuable” (198).
The most confusing component of this statement to parse is whether this student is truly suggesting that cheating is “educationally valuable”—perhaps because it may allow an individual to complete assignments or pass tests in order to advance in educational level—or if this student really means that academic dishonesty can be a utilitarian practice.
There is some overlap between these assertions.
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