Thursday, February 6, 2025

To Copy Or Not To Copy - Sunbeam Suncity


In this video, we have tried to highlight the consequences of cheating in any manner. We also have focused on how students lose their creative skills because of the easy and quick approach to any task. 
Cheating from any source has severe disadvantages that can impact a student's academic, personal, and professional life. Firstly, cheating undermines the learning process, depriving students of the opportunity to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills. 

Moreover, cheating can lead to a lack of confidence and self-doubt, as students may feel that they are not capable of achieving success on their own merits. Additionally, cheating can damage their reputation and credibility, causing a loss of trust and respect from peers, teachers, and employers. 
Finally, cheating can also have serious consequences, such as failure, expulsion, or even legal action, ultimately hindering one's future prospects and opportunities. 

The habit of cheating can be removed from students by fostering a culture of academic integrity and promoting healthy learning habits. Teachers can play a significant role by emphasizing the importance of original work and providing guidance on proper citation and referencing. 

Additionally, students should be encouraged to take ownership of their learning, set realistic goals, and develop time management skills to reduce stress and anxiety. Regular feedback, positive reinforcement, and incentives for honest work can also motivate students to abandon cheating habits. Moreover, parents and teachers should engage in open conversations with students about the consequences of cheating and the value of hard work, perseverance, and self-discipline. 

By adopting a holistic approach, students can develop a growth mindset and cultivate a strong sense of integrity, ultimately breaking the habit of cheating.

Mohini Rai
Carol Henrick 
Sunbeam Suncity School and Hostel

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