[Equity] Online Class: Academic learning or cheating?

Since the pandemic started, all students have been taking classes online. Virtual reports, projects, activities, and even assessments are all done by them. This is a challenging position for pupils to accept.

They don't have a choice, though. We lose connections and lack gadgets in online classes from time to time.

As a result, pupils find it challenging to learn and study, and many resorts to cheating. Even the smartest students may confess to cheating at some time during their academic careers.

Cheating, on the other hand, not only puts you in danger of severe punishment but also tarnishes your reputation.

Students may believe that cheating is easier to get away with within an online program or much more widespread among students. But here's why that mindset is incorrect and why you should think twice before attempting to cheat in an online course.

In face-to-face classes, cheating also happens. But in different and difficult ways. In face-to-face, you can simply look at another student's paper and write it independently, but in online classes, you can now just search and type the answer. Easier right?

However, these are some of the reasons why people cheat. Because certain online programs are difficult to pass, many students are now feeling stress and despair while taking them.

As a result, people opt to cheat to improve their scores and claim that they did it in their unique way.

So, that is why I'd like to have face-to-face classes again because it is the more common and convenient method of studying and learning.

However, I appreciate how difficult it is for parents to get their children to school because of the Covid-19 incident. But, once things go back to normal, I'm hoping for better schoolwork.