Old Professor Outsmarts Cheating Students With New Tricks

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mattstaff
Dec 23, 2019 12:00 AM EST

This old and wise professor taught his rascal students a humbling lesson in why you shouldn't cheat in the classroom. They naively assumed that he wouldn't be able to figure out what they were up to, and they couldn't have been more wrong. A solid win for Prof!

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    Text - r/ProRevenge + JOIN u/Mwxh • 23h Not my revenge, but my professor against cheaters I took the final for an engineering class this morning. Usually 1 or 2 people will go to the bathroom during class, however for totally unknown reasons, about half of the class needed to use the restroom during the exam. Obviously a vast majority of them were looking up the answers on their phones. This irritated me but I just stayed focused and barely finished since it was a hard exam. I remembered that th
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    Text - Many of the students in this class use chegg (a website that has answers to lots of homework questions if you're not familiar). To be fair I have an account too though I only used it for studying and checking homework solutions. Anyway he explained that he was tired of people going to the bathroom and looking up answers on their phones so he made the question I mentioned earlier as a trap. He purposely made part b impossible to solve and about a month before the final, he got a TA with a
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    Text - He said that out of 99 exams, 14 of them fell for the trap and that everyone who had his wrong solution on their exam was given a 0 and reported to the university for violating the academic honor pledge they signed on the front. He also sent an email to all the other professors in our department giving them the list of cheaters.
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