How to Stop Yourself from Cheating on a Test
Understand that even if you do pass, it won't be because you worked hard., Remember that unlike the rest of your grades, you will have done nothing to earn it., Review your notes and try your best and learn from your mistakes., Learn that if you do...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Understand that even if you do pass
Most people feel guilty after they cheat, and you won't feel proud of yourself.
Imagine, if you get caught while cheating, you will be cold-heartedly punished and will be humiliated throughout the whole school year, or even after that! So stop cheating and work hard to make yourself and your parents proud. -
Step 2: it won't be because you worked hard.
If you cheat on a test, you will consequently cheat on the next time as well.
Therefore, you will rely a lot on cheating and will barely study. , Revise your notes routinely.
It will help you to memorize faster and better. , If there's still a bit of time left, tell a teacher that you are unprepared and they might go over areas and help you out.
If your grades are dropping in a certain subject, you will be encouraged to work hard next time. , A bit of time left, tell a teacher that you are unprepared and they might go over areas and help you out.
If your grades are dropping in a certain subject, you will be encouraged to work hard next time.
So avoid cheating, and work hard. , Tests are tests but finals are never final because they never prepare us for the real test, which is survival. , If you get caught while stealing a glance at someone else's paper, you'll be humiliated in the school while your parents or legal guardian will intensely punish you. , Sometimes, when you cheat from someone, the person herself/himself hasn't prepared and is writing every answer wrong. -
Step 3: Remember that unlike the rest of your grades
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Step 4: you will have done nothing to earn it.
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Step 5: Review your notes and try your best and learn from your mistakes.
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Step 6: Learn that if you do badly on one test
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Step 7: it will teach you to review for the rest!
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Step 8: Know that if you get bad results
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Step 9: you'll study next time.
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Step 10: Remind yourself it's okay to get bad grades.
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Step 11: Know that if you are caught
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Step 12: you will get a zero.
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Step 13: Remember that you may score poorly even with cheating.
Detailed Guide
Most people feel guilty after they cheat, and you won't feel proud of yourself.
Imagine, if you get caught while cheating, you will be cold-heartedly punished and will be humiliated throughout the whole school year, or even after that! So stop cheating and work hard to make yourself and your parents proud.
If you cheat on a test, you will consequently cheat on the next time as well.
Therefore, you will rely a lot on cheating and will barely study. , Revise your notes routinely.
It will help you to memorize faster and better. , If there's still a bit of time left, tell a teacher that you are unprepared and they might go over areas and help you out.
If your grades are dropping in a certain subject, you will be encouraged to work hard next time. , A bit of time left, tell a teacher that you are unprepared and they might go over areas and help you out.
If your grades are dropping in a certain subject, you will be encouraged to work hard next time.
So avoid cheating, and work hard. , Tests are tests but finals are never final because they never prepare us for the real test, which is survival. , If you get caught while stealing a glance at someone else's paper, you'll be humiliated in the school while your parents or legal guardian will intensely punish you. , Sometimes, when you cheat from someone, the person herself/himself hasn't prepared and is writing every answer wrong.
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