A_Whole_Lot_Of_Cheatin_Going_On_-_Critique

A Whole Lot Of Cheatin Going On - Critique Mark Clayton, the author of “A Whole Lot of Cheatin’ Going On,” states that cheating has become a huge problem throughout schools and that schools are trying to stop it. At least 80% of students have admitted to cheating one or more times in their educational careers, says the Center for Academic Integrity in Nashville. Schools are trying many things to try and prevent cheating. Schools and students definitely disagree on the definition of cheating; so how can anything be done until cheating can be clearly defined' Clayton uses a lot of sources for his evidence. Each and every student, teacher, and educational reference gives opinions on cheating based on their own, individual knowledge and bias. The main evidence he lacks is the actual definition of cheating. His evidence backs up the fact that cheating is going and that schools are trying to fix the problem, but he never once gives a concise definition of the problem so it makes it hard for the reader to make his own opinion of the issue. I agree with Clayton’s points about cheating. Being a college student, I know from experience just how common cheating is. The internet makes it so much easier for students cheating, students, schools, just, stop, trying, through, problem, honor, going, evidence, everything, easy, definition, continue, work, whether, way, try, think, teachers, student, shortcuts, search, school, prevent, own, one, making, makes, lot, life, know, internet, go, gives