Question for you young bucks (25 and younger)

[JerseyBoy23]

Graduated from college almost two years ago and cheating wasn't as easy. Being black in a PWI usually meant the professor and TA's would usually hover around us, especially in lecture settings. Never really tried to cheat in classroom settings cause I retained the info better.

And yeah I got homework from like 2nd grade till two years ago. It's still the bread and butter for most teachers after teaching kids how to pass the state test.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

And? The post you quoted me with in no way, shape, or form changes what I said

nah I wasnt talkin to you, I was talkin to that lame.

 

[Tommy Knocks]

they fixed the backpack situation right? back in my days, they had nikkas carrying like 50 pds worth of books. dont seem like younger brehs are carrying around heavy ass backpacks

they probably passing out usb sticks with pdf files.

 

[The Coochie Assassin]

Don't put us 24/25 year olds in this. I graduated in 08 and I don't remember any classmates with smartphone like that. My first phone was in 06 and it was one of those prepaid nokias ...we wasn't hip on using the internet to cheat until college in the late 00s/early 2010s...at least not me, i wasn't even on the internet like that until college

 

[CHILLL]

if you actually know the shyt you're a lot faster than some idiot trying to type 3 characters at a time in an iPhone while the proctor's not looking (you think it's that quick trying to input a punch of shyt with exponents and nested brackets, etc., no)

how long ago did you get out of school you sound stupid af

of course someone's looking at the class for suspicious activities

the way the average high school math/science test is designed you might have like 3/4 easy questions that you can solve if you studied and 1/4 hard questions that require thinking (mostly stuff you haven't been exposed to in class/homework)

if you're the dumbass trying to hide a phone you won't even get through the 3/4 easy part, even if you cheated perfectly you're getting a dead average score or barely passing

i learned this the hard way

 

[KushSkywalker]

Used to use one of these and used the note app to keep notes for non math classes

 

[Trillion]

man if i had an iphone in school i would've been at the top of my class in high school, college, grad school, and i'd be an astrophysicist rn
- flat top

my nikka so vicious

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

My AP and honors teachers rarely let us use calculators and they'd give us timed tests. Trying to cheat is ultimately pointless

 

[Turk]

nah I wasnt talkin to you, I was talkin to that lame.

my bad

 

[Turk]

nikkas talking bout how hard is it to cheat....I always found a way. I've done a lot of ingenious shyt when it comes to cheating....I remember taping my cell phone to my calculator to pass a math test

 

[Arris]

Yeah most teachers walk around the class. Plus they look to see if you have your head down staring in your lap.

I remember I had a spanish class where everyone would be on their phones using Google translate during tests.

One time this girl forgot to silence her phone and a couple minutes into the test the translation started speaking out loud

Teacher was like

 

[Kenny West]

It didn't do much for math cause teachers get super vigilant about the phones

but it made writing essays so much easier.

*Wiki's subject* *Scrolls down to reference links* *Copies 3 sentence chunks from each. add a sentence explaining each idea and have 2 pages worth done already* *makes bibliography on noodletools to avoid plagiarism* *Gets A-*

 

[AAKing23]

I didn't get a smart phone until my last year of HS and that was 5 years ago

 

[Panther]

Teaches gave out homework all the time (im 24)

But we would all just copy it from one person the period before it was due. Test were usually scantron and i would copy answers then too

 

[KOohbt]

I wonder how nikkas in highschool with smart phones don't cheat. I know I would have cheated my ass off.