Teachers Share The Smartest Way Of Cheating They've Ever Seen
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- Teachers on Reddit share the most creative ways they've seen students cheat. I wish I knew earlier lmao, would've helped a lot.
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Have you ever cheated on a test? How did you do it?
Not intentionally no!
I once noticed that some kids who sat behind me that kept staring at me whenever I was taking a test. The next time there was a test, I purposely circle an answer on a question that was obviously a joke answer to anyone who studied. The group of kids sitting behind me all circled this wrong answer too, because they had no clue it was wrong.
After completing the test packet, I leaned back and stretched as if I was done. The entire group of kids behind me got up and turned in their tests. After that, I went back to that question, erased the wrong answer, and circled the right one.
On the side of the paper, I wrote "If anyone has (fake answer) circled on their test, then they were cheating off of my test. Most likely the ones sitting behind me. They probably have the same answers as me, except for this question."
The next day, the teacher went on a 10 minute rant about how cheating is bad, and embarrassed the kids by calling them out on it. They all got F's on that test, and I was moved to the other side of the room. The next test, they mainly got C's. Sorry for long comment.
@@JaneDoe-bo5qw that's brilliant.
Thanks! I got the idea from a Reddit post I saw way back when that had a student fill out a multiple choice test with all the wrong answers, then someone copied his answers and turned in their test. Only for OP to erase all of the answers and circle the actual answers. I wanted to do something similar, but I had a tiny eraser, so I improvised.
I’m tall. How much more needs to be said
"Only idiots get caught cheating, geniuses save their time by cheating efficiently"
-Thomas Edison
"lol i didnt cheat u moron" - Albert Einstein
Blox117 LMAO
@@Blox117 albert einstein didnt cheat gladly. Unlike edison who stole nikola tesla's ideas and inventions.
Surprisingly this still makes sense if you switch idiots with geniuses.
He probably stole that from Tesla
6:12 Let me tell you... finding the answers online is the best feeling in the world. ESPECIALLY when it’s homework.
we got answer books for maths
@@TotatoC Well my school does Khan academy. For Homework I use a Algebra Calculator and I finish everything in 30 mins
Have you heard of Slader? It literally has answers for all math books in school
I agree
Miguel, I have heard of your school before!
so you're telling me the second dude got caught because they didnt properly angle the staples.....
Ah, yes, the scratch marks here tell me that the user is an alcoholic, no doubt!
@@mayonaise8801 Sherlock Holmes?
No, I think it’s different stationary used. Sometimes you get machines who print out a bunch of paper bundles at once & staples them at a same time, which means they staple differently than if you took a small stapler and stapled yourself. So the staples probably looked different🤷🏻♀️
that last one was.... smart
That is a great teacher.
Outstanding move lol
The coolest teacher I've ever heard of .
Mr D: I'll do what's called a pro teacher move.
That was pretty badass I must say.
Second hand story.
Physics teacher goes on and on all year about the importance of using units. Really pounds it in. For the exam he emails the students they can use one side of a 3x5 card for notes to bring to the exam. Instead of a note card, a student brings in a 3 FOOT by 3 FOOT card he got made covered in notes! He argued with the teacher that he had failed to specify units in the email. Teacher couldn’t argue as the student was proving his own point and let him use it
lelmDR.WHO? That’s just a loop hole, a smart loop hole
That's amazing
YES
But I thought you could only bring in a 3x5 note card not a 3x3
you stole that from a meme
We had a kid use the same water bottle trick except this kid had actually managed to print out the answers onto a paper and made it look like an actual label.
Oliver St. Clair isn’t that exactly the same as the video
KhOrganization nah, he ripped the label off and wrote the answers on the back of the label
Oliver St. Clair here in the uk you have to take the wrappers and bottle cap of your water and it has to be a completely clear bottle. I’m surprised that people thought this was genius because it has been done a long time ago
Sam Mercer exactly and if you ‘forget’ yours on, they’ll come and take it off for you. Also, note sure if every exam board does this but before our exams start the invigilators check and reset every calculator themselves.
Who else thought Mr.D was the one who was dead at the funeral for a second 😂
Me lol
Me
One of my teachers are mr.D
Me
I had to read it several times tbh.. I dunno why.. Like, is this joking? Is Mr. D set the funeral up? Wuttt
2:19
Plot twist: nobody knows the answer and he’s left with nobody to pick but a room full of students looking like they want to answer
Okay class we'll make it harder
Or you get that one kid who still can't remember which is left or right.
035 I had this teacher and if nobody had their right hand up he would say “you were too fast talk with your partner and think share pare”
Josh and Ty?
Damn. The morse code one was 100 IQ
Gonna try next year.
Kucheero “100 IQ” lol
100 IQ is average...
I don't think you even have 100 iq points lmao
Guys give him a break 😂😂😂 dude 100 is average .
It’s 200 IQ. Just checked
For a certain final exam, a professor I worked for allowed her students to bring in a single 3x5 notecard with pertinent equations written on it. Naturally she got to inspect the cards the students brought in to make sure they contained only formulas, not actual answers.
This one guy walks in wearing 3D glasses with red-blue lenses. He shows Dr. C his card. It's crammed with with every last conceivable formula he'd need written on it in small print. Furthermore, he wrote out some of the equations in blue ink and then wrote over them with additional formulas in red. It was essentially the same as bringing in two cards' worth of equations.
There was nothing Dr. C could do. She was so genuinely impressed she kept the card and posted it in her office as a conversation piece.
Sounds like what I did in stats but I just learned to write real smalll
Lol I speak fluent Japanese so I could literally write notes on my arm before a test in Japanese and just say it is a poem and get away with it
Nice I am entering my junior year of high school and am learning as well
Or a temporary tattoo
This is a very good tricc for weebs like me
Kim-Jong-Kenny
Same lmao, I also know other languages so I just mix them up 😂
I could literally do that too 😂😂 (Except I speak fluent Chinese)
In one of my friends classes in College, the professor wrote all the answers on the board during the final exam, everyone was so fixated on the test no one looked up lol
I had a math teacher that would do this. He would write on the board while we were taking a test. "Your behavior in this class has been exceptional I will give you the answers on the test if you raise your hand and quietly ask me."
His professor was a national treasure
It is for this reason I always discreetly look up
My geometry teacher told me if I cheated in a creative way that hes never seen before.. He'd let me cheat
where u able to impress said teacher?
MarkEdwardRom he wrote the answers on his shaft and just pulled it out mid test
Juan Martini LMAO
This one time, for English class, we had to read a book. I was informed that I could pick "any book". I didn't feel like reading that boring crap from the school library, so I asked: "Can I pick a wattpad book, too?"
My teacher agreed, on the condition that I sent the first chapter of that book to her so that she could check if it was good enough.
I did as she said and sent her the first chapter of a book... that I wrote myself. She did not know that. The best part of it: she agreed that the book was good enough, and so a few months later, I made a test about MY OWN BOOK.
Needless to say, I aced it.
On one hand, that was cheating and it shouldn't be allowed. On the other hand, I wrote a goddamn book that was good enough for English class. Suck it.
I want to read your book
i feel like this takes more work than just reading a book from the library... but then again you now have a whole ass book to your name, good for you
when ur watching reddit vids at night but the transition he or she uses to switch comments is pure white
*dead*
Ik💀
omg same lol i had to close my eyes since it’s like 4 in the morning.
Bruh moment
me: watching... transition, jumps back and blinks... watching..... transition, blinks a bunch... etc. eventually i got used to it but i still blinked every time
It’s legit 1:01 am so ya
In my class, two friends with perfect pitch would humm the note correspondant to the answer
semor 1539
Lol i remember watching something like this on twoset
But, wouldn’t everyone hear them humming?
I figure everyone would hear it, but not put the pieces together.
While this is quite creative, I feel like this wouldn't work most of the time. Most teachers demand silence while doing tests. And I know if I were the professor in there teaching I probably would have caught it since I, too, have perfect pitch.
@@ryangainey94 not really, constant coughing, sneezing, sound from moving your legs(the one people do when thinking or feel nervous), sound of clicking pen.
These things they dont take note because the cause is not something people can control; sick, habit or nervous. So some simply take advantage of these things.
semor 1539
Sad thing is nobody else in my classes have absolute pitch
That is why in my school in your GSCE’s that your bottle couldn’t have a label on.
I was always wondering why the bottles couldn’t have a label on.
I mean its kind of obvious if you have ever tried to cheat before
BossAnime
it’s a rule the whole country has to follow
What about on the cap?
yes but what about the bottoms of your caps ;))
Yup clear pencil cases and watches in bags
I've always wanted to do the Morse code one but none of my friends are dedicated enough to learn even a few letters
you only have to learn a, b, c, and d for multiple choice questions
@@ubopi5777
If you're serious about cheating that way, you should actually learn for example f, g, h, i so if by chance your teacher knows morse code, that it was all a coincidence. So, if you tapped f, you would subtract 5 letters.
yeah but not intentionally, forgot to close my folder with math notes in it but left it nonchalantly on my desk, the teacher didn’t think anything of it because I I didn’t seem stressed I guess. I noticed that mid exam and started panicking, didn’t want to touch or close it because it would look suspicious and he would notice it, so I told him what’s up and he was cool about it, we laughed it off at the end, I got 17/20;)
Wholesome story 😍
Are you from France?
@@aaluciamaria8297 ikr I thought that too because it was out of 20 ... Likewise in Algeria
Um.... we also sometimes have a out of 20 scoring in the USA, at least at my school.
I would keep notecards with formulas for physics in my calculator' s cover. For my AP Calculus exam, I forgot to take them out and when I opened the calculator a bunch of notecards spilled out into my lap. I was sitting in the front row like 15 feet away from a proctor, but they didn't see anything. I just shoved them into my waistband and went on with the test. When the break came around I went straight to the bathroom and put them in my wallet. Lucky I wasn't caught with them.
In 3rd grade I couldn’t figure out this math test but I noticed my friend was having an easy time figuring it out. So me, and intellectual, whispered to her (she was in front of me) “Can you do my test for me?” She grabbed my test and pretended to keep dropping her pencil so she could do it under her desk. It worked, I got a 100%, and my teacher never noticed.
*Sneak 100*
she’s a real one
in junior highschool, one of my class' way of cheating is texting/capturing it in our groupchat. we almost got caught by the teacher. he asked for the phone and as my classmate was pretending that his phone battery was acting up and that he needs to remove it, he was removing the memory card and putting it in his shirt pocket. he then fixed the phone and gave it to the teacher. when he sat down, he remove the card and dropped it in his shoes and then passed to his back. that was the craziest thing the whole class knew and never even talked about.
Sky Ban TF is a memory card?
@@juanmartini1989 every phone has one like it's what ur pictures and videos on
Wtf i can feel the tension lol
@@randomrandom5316 super hahaha it was the most suffocating 5 mins of my life
I think that last one was the best. XD
Cheatception
I would always cheat by reading through those study books they hand out over and over.
By the time the tests rolled around, all the answers would already be memorized in my head, thus guaranteeing a good grade.
Best part is that I never got in trouble for cheating once ;)
Gabe glover Woah, I’m so impressed, I never see people creative enough to try that these days!!!
@Anisa K.C. not really. Some people dont roll like that
Anisa K.C.
But cheating isn't smart. You didn't pass the test
@Anisa K.C. If someone cheats its no skin off my back. Someone wants to look over my test to copy my answers? Sure.
Cheating doesnt screw anyone over anyone besides the person who is cheating.
Habits are made from the actions we choose to take. And a habit of cheating is unsustainable
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Teachers get benefitted based off how high students grades are.
Students may have their own reasons. But if a teacher advises you against cheating, they are acting against their own best interest to help you.
Our school has very strict rules whenever theres a test. No edibles or drinkables near you, (so you cant do the bottle label trick here) laptops, tablets, and phones to be surrendered at morning, along with any earphones or headphones, etc
I wear glasses
i recorded some answers to some old quizzes into my tablet, turned on bluetooth, and locked the screen
I took the smallest bluetooth earphone i could find and replaced the speaker with the smallest and slimmest speaker, installed the contraption onto my glasses
I just pretended like i was trying to remember sumn and covered my ears but i was actually listening carefully to the low volume of the small speaker
You could also do this if you have long hair and cover your ear with it
Smart guy
@@trisxq2546 yea, girls could, but guys arent allowed long hair in our school, we dont know why either
That’s genius
Damn
I created my own UV light and structured it like a pencil. At home I meticulously wrote on thin strips of plastic all of the study notes from the day before with sunscreen and let it dry overnight. Walked into the test, they didn't notice the plastic, got an A+. Kid saw me with my UV pen and paid me 20 bucks and a promise not to tell so that I would make him one as well for the next test
The Black Crayon imma tell the teacher unless u make me one too
@@juanmartini1989 twenty bucks
I learnt hangul - korean alphabet. No i just write the letters on my hand and no one knows
Woah amazing!
You went through all that trouble when you could have just studied
@@danielabarnes7729 I'm a good student in general (my only grade that wasn't A is English that was B), I just have problems memorizing certain words and names. Ex. I wrote NH3 and CH4 on chem test
Me too lmao except Korean is my first language
Same, learning hangul is just way faster then learning new vocabulary or conjugations XD
MR.A IS A GENIUS!
Ok, try to bear with me.
Our geography exams were easily one of the hardests because all questions were open and a paragraph per question was expected. The anserws were so long he didn't even leave space, instead he alwys gave you a completely blank sheet of paper and you could ask for a second one if you filled it.
Thing is the first class to do the exam could take the picture or even just memorize the questions (about 10), and pass them along. So just study those? Nope. The blank sheet of paper, being blank, meant anyone could write it BEFORE your test had started.
Just get your exam, get your blank sheet, scribble nonsense, and just begore time's up switch it for your A+ ticket.
Didn’t understand any of that
Esther Qin they had to write their answers on blank paper. Morning class would tell afternoon class the questions. Afternoon class would answer the questions on their own blank paper. At the end of the exam just swap the blank paper the teacher gave for the ones you wrote on before hand. Easy A.
KhOrganization then it’s unfair to the morning class lmao
@@perpetuallyconfused2508 Well there is always business opportunities.
I have done kinda similar thing on my latin test for 2 years. We could have a blank sheet during test where we write anything we want so its easier to orientate and real test is not messy as much. Since latin has a lot of adverbs for nouns, verbs, numbers etc I would write all of them on a peace of paper at home. During the beggining of class I'd pretend to write on blank paper then switch it with paper which has all words, tenses or adverbs, basicly everything I needed for that test. I always got an A or B
2:00 in my county, it is a requirement to relate other countries to the subject being taught. My cousin was taking computer programming and the teacher couldn't find a way to incorporate other countries into he curriculum so if a guest walked in he'd say "and that's how they do it in China" and all the students would start clapping. Then he would ask questions and he did the same thing with having the students who didn't know the answer raise their left hand and the one's who actually knew the answer would raise their right hand. He would have the class rehearse randomly throughout the year so the one time a guest actually did walk into that class, they were very prepared 😂
The last one is a Genius. But i would have changed 2 or 3 questions to :-
1. Prevent all of them from getting perfect score.
2. Enable better/good students who REALLY studies to get better Grades than the rest.
Unicorn Bunny NO!! school is flawed anyway, also it wouldn’t matter if they still got all the other questions correct
If your students can solve every problem on the exam, then they deserve a high score. The numbers are different, so they can't just memorize the answers, they have to actually know how to do the problems.
Me jotting down notes while watching this video: "I'm not doing anything I swear"
Rune I did this too, I now have multiple screenshots on how to cheat on tests, and I’m going to memorize every single one today because I have a test next week lol
SOP CHEATING AGGH
My astronomy teacher would have tests on Canvas, and each test would have the same format: multiple attempts, shows you what you got wrong, and gave the correct answer. Well, I guess that genius didn't realize that you could just right click on the "retake test" button and open the new attempt in a different tab, while having the correct answers in the previous one. Sure, some of the questions changed, but the majority stayed the same. Every single test was open notes to, even the final exam. I passed that class with a 93, and I cheated on every single test 😂
ʀʏᴀɴ ᴋɪɴɢ outstanding move
Lol imagine believing the teacher wasn't rolling with this on purpose
@Alex 2017 lmao, he ain't gonna know it's me. I don't use my real name online
@@ItsAsparageese The dude genuinely didn't know, it was crazy.
That moment when Canvas now keeps track of what tabs you open 😩
the only time I’m studying is... on cheating
STOP CHEATING AGGH
There was this one kid in a class I substituted once. He knew both French and English but told the teacher he was still learning. The day of an exam, the teacher had to go to a meeting and I was called in to fill for her so the class wouldn’t cheat. The French kid bought in a “French to English” book with him and told me it was because he didn’t know some words that well. I let it pass but then I walked past him and saw a few words from the book which said the test answers. The kid didn’t know I knew French, so he was surprised. Told him everything in French, said I’d let it go because he was clever but if I ever see him do it again I’d tell the teacher.
Now he’s in high school and I swear he still uses that trick
Our classroom has a wall covered in a huge mirror. Me and my friends used to cough or sneeze to draw attention then proceed to sign the question to the mirror. Whoever knew the answer would sign back but very subtly. We did this for like 6 exams straight and none of us got caught lol
thats so cool
2:20 I can imagine nobody knowing th answer once and every left hand goes up
2:00
The smartest ways are never seen...
So we wont be graced by the wisdom of the “Smartest way to cheat” D:
Once, a couple of kids in my class created a system of coughing to communicate answers during a math test ( a lot of people were kinda sick around that time so the teacher thought nothing of it). One kid coughed out the question he needed the answer to and another coughed a response. On one question, a kid who was actually coughing, coughed the correct answer even though he had no idea what was happening.
I don't know if it was cheating but 2 minutes before an exam I would memorize all the formulas and when the proctor told us to hide all our notes and start answering the test, I would immediately write down all the formulas I memorized and use that so that I wouldn't forget while I was answering the questions :>
I remember two of my students using morse code. Funny part being they were smart enough to use the morse code correctly but their answers were completely wrong. I didnt report them to the principal though. I was honestly more impressed by their mere knowledge of morse code.
You know it ain't that smart when you're caught.
In middle school I had a friend who would look at his stomach a few times in class. Turns out he was diabetic and had an insulin pump. Years later in adv. trig my junior year of high school I'd have trouble remembering certain equations. So I told my teacher I was diabetic and used one of my dad's old pagers, scuffed out the brand name and painted "MiniMed", glued an aux cable to it, and taped the other end to my stomach, which is where I wrote the equations.
In pretty sure Mr. A was my history teacher who did the same thing but I was his last class before he retired but he was famous in the class, school, district, state, and country he also caused 3 political debates/arguments and was friends with Tom Cruise from tennis.
When I was in primary school, we were given these practice tests that were released by the newspaper companies to prepare for the Secondary Entrance Assesment exam. That exam basically decides what secondary school you would be accepted in (from your own list of schools you want to go ranked by the school's acceptance percentage). Okay, back to the story. We had those practice tests and a new issue was released each week. That day, we brought the week's previous booklet given as homework to correct in class. The teacher had an errand to run so she gave us the new issue to do in the meantime. While struggling through the test, I realized that the booklet was from 2 weeks before and that meant that the homework booklet had the answers to the one we were doing at the back. Stupid me told the entire class (about 15 of us because it was an evening class) and we all worked quietly and were done by the time the teacher got back. We switched papers so that we could begin to correct the one she had just given. When she collected them she realized that everyone had almost total marks. She asked what the hell was going on and I was ratted out. We all got 2 past papers to do as punishment and they were due the next day. How could they have been so stupid to make practically _all_ their answers correct? HOW
The cheats I thought sounded helpful lmao: Translating an essay from different languages in Google and then back to English; Morse code tapping with friends; getting answers for a question from another question (I did this during tests and it works).
MAYBE USEFUL: "Putting the rubber band around a textbook and writing on it"; "Writing with black ink on a black boots and see it under the right light".
So something funny came up when we were doing a french francophone project. We had these papers with a bunch of questions that we were supposed to answer. We searched ho answers we didnt know, and I found a pdf with the same title. I clicked on it and found the answer sheet to the whole damn thing! Ofcourse, being little miss im-never-going-to-cheat, I clicked on a new tab and ignored the sheet. My friend pointed to the closed tab and begged for the link, which I provided. At the end of class, I brought my chromebook to the teacher as she read through the paper.
"Did you copy it down?" She asked me.
"Nope."
"Did anybody else?"
"Maybe."
The Morse Code story reminds me of a time when that happened at my high school. Kids were doing the exact same thing on my first vocabulary exam Senior Year (unknown to me at the time). We took the exam on a Friday, and received it back the following Monday. The day we got them back, I caught a conversation the teacher (Mr. K) was having with the student teacher (Mrs. W) while packing up my belongings to leave for the bus. This was my last class of the day, and I generally stay behind a bit as I have to pack up all my stuff before boarding my bus. I would occasionally hear these conversations go down. The answers four kids had put down made Mr. K suspicious of possible cheating. They collectively got like five answers wrong, and three those questions weren’t ones that commonly tricked up most people. Mr. K knew something was likely up, but he couldn’t prove anything especially considering that these four kids sat nowhere near each other.
On the second test, they did the same thing. Mr. K was more observant of these three kids (the fourth was absent), and Mrs. W was helping. Again, nobody saw them do anything suspicious, or heard them using verbal communication. The kids supposedly got more sneaky with their cheating by the way. They deliberately got a few individual answers wrong to make it look like they weren’t cheating, but the collective fuck ups were still present as I overheard the day we got our second exams back.
Mr. K brought in a “special guest” (Mr. A) in the day of the third exam most likely to put an end to it once and for all. The four kids were at it again. Mr. A silently picked up on the Morse Code, told nobody, and went around the room to see who was doing it. After his observations of tapping behaviors that went unnoticed to most students and the two teachers in the room every day, he pulled the four kids out of the room. He informed Mr. K of the whole thing at the same time. They left Mrs. W to proctor the remainder of the vocabulary exam by herself.
I heard from one of them later that they got an automatic zero on that exam. The same kid also informed me that they had been cheating this whole time and how they were doing it. I would hope that Mr. K now pays extra attention to suspicious tapping.
We have evolved
We have became smarter
Faster
Memer
And most importantly
Faster at naruto run
So we can get our aliens from area 51
51st like omg.
“Have became smarter”
@@tyler4068 what's wrong with it? It's grammatically correct
Pewdiepie The fake no it’s not
>:(
it’s supposed to be “have become smarter”
@@moomooha234 my grammar teacher taught me that
my friend would used to record herself reading out answers on a voice memo, then during the test she would secretly (or not secretly depending on the teacher) play the recording through her airpods. it seemed simple, and maybe dumb, but you'd be surprised when teachers dont find something like that suspicious.
My history teacher goes to such an extent to make sure there's no cheating on her tests. She makes somewhere between 12 and 20 versions of every test, and each version has 30 random questions from a bank of 100~150 questions she wrote. Everyone at each table has a different test, and there will usually only be two people with the same test at a time. It's weird.😂
That last one of tricking the students into studying was straight 5000 IQ holy sh*t
If you came here to learn new techniques, may you be successful🙇🙇
The last one made me laugh, the teacher knew they would try to cheat and used it to motivate them to study the cheat sheet - brilliant.
I was a TA for a high school math class, the students were given a worksheet for homework. when it was turned in the next day, 2 students had the same explanations (not rare) written in the same dimensions. The same words, written in the same number of lines, with the same words in each line.
And I did the "look for the answer sheet online" for a worksheet we got in an economics class.
That last one is an example of an awesome teacher who truly knew human nature and used it in his and his students' favor. Love it!
2:10
Oh damn we actually did this last year
I have something similar to the Morse code one, so my friend and I have been playing the violin for about 8 years now and we both have perfect pitch, so usually when we have tests like this:
A)
B)
C)
All of the above
We just quietly hmmm out the notes like a b c and d and for all of the above we just quietly whisper.
I was in middle school, and in Italy at the end of the 3rd year of it we have one big test for basically everything. At more or less the half of the year I started to get worried about math (I didn't get it at all) so I decided to do something about it. I usually wore a watch but never said something about it, it was just the way I was. So I start wearing my watches as if they were all very valuable for the rest of the year. The day of the exam I had a not so valuable watch and acted like it, I also acted like if I was copying from it. Enough to make the teacher get suspicius to the point where she wanted to see my wrist. Under the watch I had put a note saying: "ha, you thought I was cheating!" This way I got all the professors' attention to how smart and tricky my way of fooling them was. In the meantime I had put a note, big one under the desk with a thumbtack which I sometimes rotated to see. The professors were still thinking about how I fooled them while I was getting the correct answers on my test. Just an idea everybody
Wow.....
I managed to cheat on a huge test my teacher tried being very secure of. She made the test online, and has power to activate or deactivate it during class hours. I hated school and studying. The class before mine was taking it, so outside the classroom, I still had access. I googled all the answers in order and had the letters memorized for each question number. I got 100% on a test everyone studied weeks for, and years later I'm still proud I spent most of highschool focused on poetry, drawing, and music.
good for u but in the future if u want to cheat deliberately get a few questions wrong. particularly the more complicated ones. suddenly doing much better than ur usual performance is suspicious, and getting a perfect score if you weren't performing at that level before is extremely suspicious. u seem to have gotten away with it this time but if the teacher is paying attention they will easily pick up on that. generally you want to not stray too far from your usual performance while still improving your grade
Lmao, I used to write the formulas on the back of my calculator (I only cheated for Physics/Calc/Chem related subjects), worked like a charm.
honestly, The only thing school taught me is acting and creating new ways to cheat.
e.g :
7th grade :- I met my best friend and we started cheating together, she sat behind me, and during tests i would use my finger to signal what answer to choose (i was the smart one, she was average)
8th grade:- we started passing/throwing notes, teachers started suspecting us since we are inseparable and would always sit next to each other, so they separate us most of the time, so we got a third girl to help us, all she does is passing my note that contains all the answers to my friend.
9th grade:- we sat behind eachother in the finals, me behind her, i would tap my foot under her seat and she then proceeds to pass her exam sheet to me, i give her mine that contains all the right answers and some wrong ones (because we are not that stupid), i then corrects her mistakes (even changing my handwriting) and then write my name on it.
10th grade:- i came up with the craziest plan, she was doing horrible in tests and our only hope was the finals, so, i tell her to use phones ( my school is completely against it) we already wear hijabs so she wore headphones (she bought new ones just for this) and i hid a small nokia phone in my skirt, we would dial the number right before the exam and then i would finish first, go to a empty place and tell her all the answers.
So many of these are just chunin exams level of good lol.
If i were the teacher i would have let it go out of respect 😂
if its the most smartest cheating way
why do they gey caught?
This one was actually pretty easy. Had a math test that I didn’t understand. Didn’t finish it. Wrote down all the hard questions on a scratch paper, pretending to try to solve it. The teacher wasn’t around for study hall so I couldn’t finish it that day (if she was, I planned to simply not show up) Took the paper home, got the answers. Went back the next day with all the answers, took the test.
Mr. D is a total genius! Couldn’t have motivated his students more in any other way
One day , I was giving a chemistry exam , the teacher had put a very difficult numerical in it (the chemistry teacher was absent that day) , I asked my friend if he knew the answer , he shouted out loud all the steps required in that answer and in the end he added "explain briefly" , he told the examiner that there was a correction in the question , the examiner believed him and since chem the teacher was absent there was no way to confirm it
Ya know, us students wouldn't be coming up with crazy ways to cheat if you teachers hadn't come up with a crazy school system
Whenever I feel like cheating, I'll just put the whole book / reference that I need on the table and read it casualy (8/10 it works) I'm not sure why, but teachers tend to looking for suspicious activities than something obvious :/
My teacher pulled the "If you know raise right hand if you dunno raise left hand" too when we have a visitor (we were the first class in the whole grade). I can never forget her face when she asks a question and everyone raised their left hand (we actually do know the answer, but we were all shy in front of strangers and we ALL decided to let someone else answer it). My teacher actually stumbled a little, then laughed nervously, turning away to erase the question from the whiteboard saying, "Well since everyone knew it I guess we don't need to discuss this anymore......."
I felt so sorry.......
3:41 that's not cheating, that's just being lazy with extra steps...
The most creative way of cheating usually has it where the teacher doesn’t know
When I studied and learned Morse Code in 5th grade, I always thought of getting one of my friends invested in it too so we could communicate without people knowing.
I did that with ASL
I remember in my third year of high school on a maths test I had stretched my trousers so you could see through so I hid a card with answers on my leg and I could read the answers and when the test was done I would slip it into my shoe
“Not a teacher, but...”
These people are so smart they don't even need to cheat.
my religion teacher just wrote the exact questions of every test we had the day before
My religion teacher does that too. And sometimes they let us thake out a notebook that has all the answers. But in our class we never did that because we dont behave really well.
Same
I went to a dual enrollment high school where we took high school classes during the day, and college classes in the evening. Apparently, before my freshman year, some older students had taken a sign language class as their college language requirement. Back in the high school classes, they were caught using sign language to communicate with each other during tests.
From what I heard, it was a very impressed disappointment from the teacher who caught them.
this wouldn’t really be cheating but on my algebra exam we were allowed to use a front and back notecard. there were 4 chapters on the exam so i split my notecard up into 4 sections. every question that was on the exam was on the review we had taken. there were just a ton of questions on the review and not as many on the test. (example: on the review say there were 50 questions for chapter 4, only 15 questions from that section of the review would appear for chapter 4) so, on my notecard i copied down every single question and it’s answer from the review (not how to work out the problem, just the answer) so i had the answer to every single question on the test, i would work out the problem, check my notecard, check if i got it right and if i didnt i would rework the problem until i got that correct answer. worked like a charm, i got an A
also our exams were set up so you would have your 1,2 hour classes exams the first day, 3,4 the second day and so on so forth. so people would tell eachother what was on each exam and it worked really well
In high school I had a hellish chemistry class. My best friend would write key notes, tricky formulas and the like, on the toes of her converse sneakers. She sat near the back, so no one ever noticed.
Thank you, Converse!
My dad is pretty smart, but he was a terrible student, because he would constantly skip class, and then when he was there, he just didn’t do anything. So, the few times he actually studied and got a good grade, he would get accused of cheating.
I must share my story:
When I was at middle school we had that chemistry teacher who always entered after everyone was inside the classroom, so one time I couldn't study for the test and I really needed a good grade, I took a cardboard and wrote all the formulas I needed to pass the exam and tape it to the wall and it was beautiful, the teacher pass by and didn't noticed at all, I told everyone to shut up and take enjoy, I got an B and everyone in that class became my friends, ever since I've invented more than 20 different ways to copy, but that was the greatest one
Me, as a student, i can confirm that those old desks with a "platform" underneath the desk, is just too good to be true, because they also have walls, and that makes it even easier to hide a note or even a book underneath, well, guess who has totally not used them past 6 years...
Teachers , what is the most creative way of cheating.
That one teacher- so i had a boyfriend but i really liked my coworker and then i....
Wait a minuteee
just a reminder...
*DO NOT CHEAT ON ANYTHING!*
(except Monopoly: cheaters edition)
Mr.Cringe Kid of course!
I knew the last one seemed not really that wrong… if he changed the numbers, wow
We often had listening tests at school for English, German and French (I'm Dutch) and I came up with a smart way to cheat with my friends. There were usually two versions of the test so if you'd get version A, the person next to you would get version B and so on. I'd sit with 3 friends close to each other. 1 behind me, 1 next to me and 1 behind the person next to me so that it'd make a square. I had version A and so did the person behind me. So we secretly swapped tests so that the person next to me had version A and so did I. And the people behind us both had version B.
Those listening tests were mostly multiple choice so your answer could be A, B, C or D. We kinda came up with a code where we'd gave every corner of our table a letter. Left upper corner was A, right upper was B, bottom left C and bottom right D. As the test went on, you'd get a little break from listening to answer the question. In that answering break, the friend next to me and I would smoothly put one of our hands in the corner we thought was the correct answer. All you need is a milisecond long peak to know what your friend thinks is the right amswer.
We'd also do this for normal tests and softly tap on the table as many times as the question number was. So if i wanted the answer for question 7 i'd tap 7 times (no one could hear)
I've never seen anyone do this apart from us while it's so freaking easy xD
2:13 we did this when one of our teacher had her monitoring(?), right if you know the answer, left if not lol
My entire elementary school, I used the simple method of 'The answer is in the questions' method in History and geography exams.
I always laughed at the stupidity of the teacher. Like, you could always find the answers without a problem. Of course, I always studied, but eh, things happen.
Oh and also, during English exams (I'm not a native English) whenever I forgot the numbers, I always looked at the clock. The teacher always thought I'm being a dutiful student and keeping an eye on my time.
idk i naturally got straight A's and did my homework before i got to school all the way until college
then i got a 1.2 GPA and lost my full scholarship right then and there.
now im being kicked out of the military after 2 years
true story
Mind explaining what a GPA is
@@sarimshabee3664 google is a great tool
I was away from school because I had a leg infection that made me unable to move (idk what is was), and was unable to come to school for 3 days. When I came back, I realized we had a test. I missed EVERYTHING that was explained from the test in lessons, so I knew little to nothing that was on the test. But my best friend came to the rescue and wrote the answers on her agenda. And that kids, is how I got an A+ on my test (she did too)
2:00
Genius. Absolutely genius
I'm not a teacher but a student,when I was in the 3rd Grade,it was a spelling bee?I don't know but we have to do some spellings,this kid let's call him Tim.
He wrote the spelling of the word he doesn't know at the *BOTTOM OF HIS PAPER* and Tim hid it with his chest so no one can see he was cheating,but it
became too obvious cause he kept looking at the bottom of his paper,our teacher noticed and asked Tim to show her the paper,Tim couldn't decline so
he obeyed the teacher.Our teacher saw he was cheating and Tim got in trouble,the teacher called Tim "Bobo" which means stupid/dumb in the Phillipines.
We were all shocked because Tim cheated and our teacher said a bad word!Bobo is not a bad word but not a good word to say especially in schools.
That's the story...
There were these 2 Spanish students in one of my math classes in middle school. We lived in Alaska at the time, so speaking Spanish isn't exactly a common thing. Well on a math unit test that was really hard, these 2 students kept mumbling in Spanish. The teacher shushed them and didn't think anything of it. Freshmen year I befriended one of the students and later come to find out they were discussing answers to each other through phrases. IN. SPANISH.
apparently an entire grade of a school in my district learned sign language and used it to tell each other the answers during tests. not really the best idea, since the teachers could tell pretty easily that something up. but bravo to the students for being that dedicated.
I haven’t before but a friend of mine had a clear-ish mechanical pencil and stuffed the answers in the led area. Never got caught
i cheated on a test once
i was sitting at the left side of the classroom near the windows. i was the second last person. before the test i had my notes with me. teacher told us to keep our notes so the test can start. my schoolbag wasnt with me so i couldnt put the notes in my bag. i decided to put it on the little stack of textbooks by the left side of my table. at that time, i knew it was the perfect space to cheat so i did. i pretended to slump in my chair pretend to look like im thinking of an answer when my eyes slowly went to my notes beside me. teacher didnt notice so i continued and continued til one unfortunate moment. teacher decided to sweep the whole damn classroom coz hell, the classroom was really dirty even i cant stand it. so she swept and swept and she finally came to my row. i was so nervous and worried and scared that she might actually see the paper and scold me in front of the whole class. she came beside me and swept the rubbish near me. when she left, i turned to my left and guess what, my notes was gone. i couldnt believe it.SHE SWEPT MY NOTES ALONG WITH THE RUBBISH!!! OMG. at that time i didnt know if she thought i was purposely trying to cheat or anything. up til this day she havent said a word to me about the incident.
I watched a bunch of Rick and Morty, graduated school early, became a teacher, and changed my friend's grade once.
at our school, we were all given two sets of papers for exams: one questionnaire and one answer sheet.
this girl beside me kept bugging me to share my answers and at one point even started to directly ask me questions during the test
so i decided to write my answers on the questionnaire and wait for the teacher to walk between us then switch our questionnaired behind her back lmao did that for two years and never got caught
luckily our classmates never reported us
In the thumbnail, "most creative" is written in green. How Ironic.
my best friend cheated relatively often in 7th grade- and she was total crap at it. i remember 2 stories-
she wrote the answer key on her entire left arm.
she carved the answers into the desk in pen.
she wasn’t the brightest