23.The Honor Code
23. The Honor Code
Content Introduction Analysis and Explanation Exercises Questions for Consideration
Content Introduction Analysis and Explanation Exercises Questions for Consideration
Text These days university students in China know more and more about graduate school opportunities and student lifestyles in American universities.As in every country,a few American students are tempted to use shortcuts-to cheat.Read on and you will discover a clever way honest American students use to deal with fellow students caught breaking the rules. 1.The Honor Code is not to be confused with the Morse Code. In fact the two are just the opposite,since the Morse Code is used to communicate information to others,while the Honor Code is used to keep it to oneself
Text These days university students in China know more and more about graduate school opportunities and student lifestyles in American universities. As in every country, a few American students are tempted to use shortcuts－to cheat. Read on and you will discover a clever way honest American students use to deal with fellow students caught breaking the rules. 1. The Honor Code is not to be confused with the Morse Code. In fact the two are just the opposite, since the Morse Code is used to communicate information to others, while the Honor Code is used to keep it to oneself
2.Students are on their honor not to cheat.The worst thing about cheating is that the student may get away with it in the classroom and then a few years later,overconfident,go in for cheating on a large scale,such as embezzling a million dollars,and get caught The penalty for this turns out to be a good deal harsher than an F and three weeks of encampusment
2. Students are on their honor not to cheat. The worst thing about cheating is that the student may get away with it in the classroom and then a few years later, overconfident, go in for cheating on a large scale,such as embezzling a million dollars, and get caught. The penalty for this turns out to be a good deal harsher than an F and three weeks of encampusment
3.Sometimes on examination papers and bluebooks students are asked to write"I pledge on my honor that I have neither given nor received help,"followed by their signature.It is more blessed to receive than to give.Anyone who gives help.running all that risk and getting nothing out of it.is so stupid it's a wonder he knows anything in the first place
3. Sometimes on examination papers and bluebooks students are asked to write “I pledge on my honor that I have neither given nor received help,” followed by their signature. It is more blessed to receive than to give. Anyone who gives help, running all that risk and getting nothing out of it, is so stupid it’s a wonder he knows anything in the first place