<p>Good teachers give tests that cheaters cannot cheat. They also let kids know what is expected of them. Multiple choice? Puh-leeze. What happened to the Blue Book, as we called them in college? Seriously, if there is widespread cheater in one particular teacher’s class, it says as much about the teacher as it does the students.</p>
<p>As for homework, sometimes that line is blurred when kids are expected to seek help from other students. Why is it cheating when a roommate shows a student how to work a problem and not when a teacher does?</p>