Cybercheating was described as not being a discipline problem but instead a motivation problem. Motivation was defined
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Cybercheating was described as not being a discipline problem but instead a motivation problem. Motivation was defined as a product of a student’s expectation of success and the student’s values. If students involved in cybercheating expect to be successful because of their competence in using technologies and they value good grades, how might a teacher change the student’s expectation of success and value so that the student would not be motivated to cheat?
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Principles Of Classroom Management A Professional Decision Making Model
ISBN: 115096
7th Edition
Authors: James Levin, James F.Nolan
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