Gone but not forgotten: old fashioned ways of cheating in school.
School is not what it used to be. No more writing things on your wrist or hiding things in the bathroom to check up on during an exam*, now it's all digitally scanning your own soft drink labels to replace nutritional information with formulas and blue tooth-ing your cell phone to create your own phone-a-friend opportunities.
[*Quick tangent -- it's not like I did these things. I may not be all Marilu Henner, but I do have a memory that won't quit, so I did pretty well when it comes to testing in school. Except maybe in senior year physics, on which I had basically given up after the first marking period. Instead, we all passed notes back and forth all class long and questioned whether the teacher was a spy who was hiding out a la witness protection teaching the poor kids of Lebanon about momentum and kinetics and such. I don't think we ever group cheated -- but if it happened, that would have been the setting.]
Except for maybe by the teachers, old school "testing aids", you are missed.
I CAN'T LIE ... I HAD TO LOOK UP BASIC PHYSICS QUESTIONS:
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Class/
IS IT STEVE JOBS' FAULT FOR MAKING IT OH SO EASY?:
http://www.educationnews.org/technology/e-cheating-students-harness-high-tech-tools/
WHY DID THEY HAVE TO USE MY FAVORITE -- COKE?:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRgM9-n7K5E
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