So here's a new thing: If your grades improve in a class, your a cheater.
Here's what happened:
I left class but she kept two girls after. The two girls sit next to me. She asked them if I was cheating of them. Why? "His grades are drastically improving this quarter.
Now, as she recommended, I got a tutor to help me do better in math. (I was in the low 70's.) And now in the fourth quarter I have been doing really well. (80's, low 90's.) I would NEVER cheat! Who does she think she is to accuse me of cheating because I am working harder. They told her that I'm not--which is true. Her response: "I'll have to see that for myself than won't I? He's going to be watched very closely."
I'm really just ticked off right now. You don't just accuse your student of cheating, (which is taken pretty seriously in my school) and then when she finds out the truth, brush it off like "Woops my bad." Shouldn't there be consequences for her?
Here's what happened:
I left class but she kept two girls after. The two girls sit next to me. She asked them if I was cheating of them. Why? "His grades are drastically improving this quarter.
Now, as she recommended, I got a tutor to help me do better in math. (I was in the low 70's.) And now in the fourth quarter I have been doing really well. (80's, low 90's.) I would NEVER cheat! Who does she think she is to accuse me of cheating because I am working harder. They told her that I'm not--which is true. Her response: "I'll have to see that for myself than won't I? He's going to be watched very closely."I'm really just ticked off right now. You don't just accuse your student of cheating, (which is taken pretty seriously in my school) and then when she finds out the truth, brush it off like "Woops my bad." Shouldn't there be consequences for her?


