Cheating is beneficial for students.
Cheating is considered beneficial to some students, who in some way has trouble catching up, BUT, it should not be considered as an excuse for students to not study. Cheating is the main reason why some students do not learn, since they are becoming dependent to the fact that they already have the answers on their hands. Though it may come in handy on various situations, still, one should know the responsibilities of a student. Students are responsible for their own grades, thus, by learning and studying, they get high marks, satisfying themselves out of there own capacity. A student forgets to study before the day of the exam, and is afraid to suffer the red marks that'll welcome her/him at the end of the day could somehow be tempted to cheat. Every student is like that--tempted, but one should know to suffer the consequences of their actions. It would seem easier if they could just cheat and benefit from it, but aside from gaining high marks and passing, did they actually gain something? Did they learn? Yes, they passed. Yes, they benefitted from it. But they didn't actually know the essence of learning something, they didn't actually satisfy themselves by getting high grades out of their own capacity, and that's where they failed the most. Therefore, cheating is NOT beneficial for students.
(Though, at some cases, some would rather cheat that repeat)
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Late Night Thoughts
RandomThoughts that came through me when I least needed them. I'm warning you, don't read this for the sake of your peaceful mind that will eventually turn into a mess once you read this. Just saying. Tata
