Madeline's currently in a "funk." The kind of funk that makes her want to stay home from daycare everyday. She fights me almost every morning now. This may have started because of my lack of strict scheduling on my part. We got so used to not getting out of bed until at least seven that this semester six is just too early for us. And I do mean "us." I've bribed, I've rewarded, I've even tried to sneak her out while she's still sleeping. Everything seems to cause a fun fit. Last week, I told her that she wouldn't always have to go to daycare like she does now. We had the "kindergarten" talk.
I told her that after she turns five, she'll be able to go to kindergarten "like the big kids do." She was really excited about this. I'm not sure how exciting I can make this for the next two years though...
As I'm typing this from the general computer commons area at school, I have a morality "what would you do" question. There were just two guys sitting in the next "cubicle" over from me, one was obviously taking an on-line quiz or test of sorts, the other obviously helping him. Is this kind of think normal? I never have my friends help me with my on-line stuff other than studying. Is this the kind of situation that needs to be taken reported? Or is this the "norm," sad as it is?
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Sightseeing In Delaware
9 years ago
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I think its cheating. If only 1 person is getting the grade, only 1 should be doing the work. BYU was really explicit about their honesty policy and so I might be overly opinionated, but I say Nay! With that said, I would guess that the Professors understand the risk when they give the online quizzes, and even if you did report it, the only thing that could really be done based on the evidence is just telling the class not to cheat, which I would guess might already have been done. (sorry that was so long-winded)
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