Yeah very true when I used to be in school once a teacher was mad at our class and he said the same thing about how long he’s been teaching same for a bus driver I had in a elementary school
If the dude thinks his wife cheated on him he’s gonna run a statistical analysis about how often she goes out. “You stayed out 2 hours and a half above last month. You don’t see that by chance. ”
@@brontiago from my standpoint, yes. I saw a video of him somewhere say that he personally writes his own questions. In such a case he shouldn’t be complaining about anyone finding a test bank.
@@AdvaithSubramanianSahasranamam Even if he wrote his own questions, it’s not unreasonable that he would keep a copy of the solutions. Do you really think anybody would remember 700 questions and solutions from the top of their head?
Happened to me. Missed 3 weeks due to sickness to come back and take a calc 2 exam. Scored a 32/100. A week later the professor told the class that everyone would be retaking the exam as it was discovered that people in the earlier class had taken photos and sent it to people in my class and that we would be retaking the exam at the end of the week. On the retake I got a 71/100. The professor called me up after class and wanted me to know how I basically doubled my score. I told him check the attendance for the past 4 week and that was that.
@@lorddashdonalddappington2653 Downside is you have to take a 4 hours ethics course and you have to hope he's telling the truth that your grade won't suffer or disciplinary action won't actually be taken against you. It's very common for universities to expel students for any cheating at all, so imo that's the higher risk gamble to tell them you did. Put the burden of proof on them to prove it beyond a doubt, admit to nothing. End of the day there is not going to be a difference between students who studied and those who memorized the test bank so I'd love to see them actually prove you cheated.
Because he left the forgiveness option open, so some of the cheaters will be retaking it. Plus also, as anybody who's studied statistics can tell you, any measures strict enough to identify only cheaters will inevitably err on the side of caution, missing some.
@@carlneoh5843 Had my sophomore French teacher go from explaining the syllabus to how his old school’s principal got caught for soliciting a minor, who was actually a FBI agent in disguise.
A) Guy is too lazy to revise his exams year to year. B) Guy keeps the same set of questions for long enough that they are distributed among students. C) Guy thinks that reading, solving, and understanding 700 questions is not equivalent to studying for a test. (Are the questions supposed to by a mystery? Shouldn't an instructor make clear what they expect their students to learn for an exam???) D) Guy accuses everyone of cheating because he doesn't want to accept responsibility for his own mistakes. Lots of examples of how to be a bad teacher there for anyone in the business...
Even worse, those test banks are available for purchase BY ANYONE from the textbook companies. Helped get me an A in Pharmacology 2 in nursing school 😂
@@jasonpatterson9821 Remembering questions and their answers is not learning the material. And yes, the questions can be unique to whatever you did in class or for homework. Teachers and professors tell you what material will be covered in the test, not the exact questions themselves.
Couldn't have said it better myself. You can't memorize 700 questions and their multiple choice answers. You actually have to understand them. Only 50 questions on the actual exam? I agree that's essentially called studying.
I hate teachers accusing people of cheating or stealing something, because I've never cheated but I can't help laughing during it, I don't know why. I don't confess though, so my teachers just think I act really suspicious. I'm also pretty sure my 7th grade science teacher thought I was obsessed with hydrolysis.
This is the sort of thing that scares the crap out of you as a student. But as a working adult, you see it for what it is; a load of hot air from a teacher who was lazy and got caught out using a test bank instead of making his own tests.
Calls students cheaters after they learn all 700 questions for potential 50. The students basically learned the syllabus. The fact that no student can raise their voice against is BS shows the ‘master and s’ environment this professor and his institution created.
Dude I’m a teacher and, I make my own tests. It’s hard as hell. I don’t blame anyone who doesn’t do that. The fact that you call them lazy shows how little you know
@@AragornRespecter I was a teacher as well, and it really depends on the subject. I taught high school chemistry and it was fairly easy to rewrite exam questions. I imagine that government and history teachers can only ask so many questions per chapter though, which would be difficult.
Most courses use test banks. It's standard practice. It's not laziness. University professors do not solely work on their units all year, they have multiple roles and jobs and it is not practical or even possible to write new tests every semester.
"The president has been briefed on the situation, and your days are numbered. The likelihood of assassination is astronomically high, and you will soon meet your demise. May God have mercy on your cheating souls."
Was he playing good cop? Nothing good came out of what he said. Stop trying to belittle him, he put on an amazing performance I doubt you'd be able to do
“I’ve also been in Contact with God, if you try to commit suicide just to get out of retaking this Test, he’s gonna bring you back to life so you can retake this Exam.”
@@cramstick3810 No, because if that person did not turn himself in then he would be expelled... so he would have to wrongfully admit guilt in order to even be able to resit. & then he'd have to sit a 4hr ethics class. & have his prof hate him. lose lose lose.
Nothing but fair to make the innocent pay for the mistakes of the wrong ones, when it's about class and grades. People gotta stop thinking class is supposed to be this hyperdemocratic space where who cheats gets a pass and students get to dictate rules.
This video has been in my suggestions for the last half decade. I will never watch it. This is the first time I ever clicked on it subsequently going straight to the comment section to talk about how stupid it is and how much I do not care.
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if this "guy" fails it once without cheating, what makes you think he is going to ace the make up exam? As a career teacher (35 years) I can assure you that seldom happens.
@@psychobuzzard Even if that person didn't study more, they would've have 1 more exam worth of experience under their belt than they would have the test before
Professor: “I didn’t have the wits about me to load the Chapter 9 slides” Also Professor: *uses exact same curriculum for 5+ years in a row while the university continues to increase tuition*
I had a precalc teacher in HS a while back that did the same thing. One day he was absent for a test so the sub administered it. Now, the thing about my teacher was that he was hyper-suspicious of cheating, so he would make a morning and an afternoon test so those who took the test in the morning couldn't go around telling everyone the answers during lunch and give the afternoon periods an advantage. However, the sub wasn't aware of this and gave our class both the morning and the afternoon tests. When the teacher got back, he immediately assumed that half the class had cheated by glancing at the papers, and without further investigation, not only reported everyone to the principal but also emailed the head of the magnet admissions office (we were a magnet school) to try to get us kicked out of the program. The next day, he yelled at our entire class until he reduced some people to tears ( I was one of the persons he accused), before properly taking another look at the test and realizing we'd been given 2 different versions. After that, all he said was "Sorry guys, my bad" and carried on with the lesson. This prof sounds just like him whether he's right about the cheating or not.
Was the teacher reported? No way the school didn't do anything about this...To make students cry and falsely accuse them of something they didn't do without properly investigating first is outrageous. I mean at least the professor of the UCF course did some prior investigation before accusing his class of teaching. Im so sorry you had to go through that experience. I have so sympathy for these kinds of teachers who think they are some sort of super hero spending all their time trying to stop cheating.
@@ungabunga7574Also it’s highschool, it’s meaningless. Much different from college academic integrity, which businesses solely rely on when it comes to evaluating candidates. Cheating in college dwindles the value of everyone’s degree who attended the university, past or present.
What if that guilty student who turned in a test bank instantly failed the exam? “You sold out your comrades, that’s not what a Shinobi does to his fellow ninja, believe it!”
The real moral of this story: write your own exams instead of using the publisher’s test bank. He basically confessed that he hasn’t updated his class in 5 years. Students shouldn’t cheat. But there is a lesson for the faculty member in all of this too.
"For those of you who acted honestly, acted honorably, and did it right; you have my undying gratitude, and my utmost respect." Me with my 65: "Ey, no problem man. anytime."
Jellycloud 103 lol yeah I bet those ppl were happy. It would have sucked if someone did good honestly though, although theoretically they should just get the same grade as well if not better
“Oh and by the way, the President of the United States has been notified. And he’s mobilizing the US military as I speak. Not only that, but God and His legions of angels are on their way to you.”
He's kind of asking for it by using the same test bank for so many years. When I started teaching, I was advised to create my own tests and never use the test banks. Sure it's a lot of extra work, but it's well worth it if you really care about preventing cheating. It's also common sense that you should change those questions every so often. Surely, he must understand that he is partly responsible for this scenario.
"Forensics, also known as 'Criminalistics', is the application of science to criminal and civil laws, mainly-on the criminal side-during criminal investigation, as governed by the legal standards of admissible evidence and criminal procedure." It's not just about dead people, lab coats and hacker thingies on a computer monitor.
“To say i’m disappointed is beyond comprehension. physically ill, absolutely disgusted, completely disillusioned, trying to figure out what the last 20 years were for.”
If you did study that's not a problem. When you actually learn something you dont just puke it over an exam and get it out of your system. You might forget it in a few months but at that point a quick brush through notes or whatever source you originally used and it should click right back. If you "study" and just straight up pour it on to the test and then you dont even remember what the test was about, you didn't learn, you just bottled it up and memorized it
Nothing to be disappointed. People studied 700 questions to a test of 50. What the people should have done it to pass the bank to every other student, so everyone has the same great grades
For those who didn’t get what he was trying to do: Richard is using the most obvious bluffing that’s used in like every cop situations and school dramas. Now the reason he goes detailed on this with the forensic analysis and stuff is because he wants to instill fear on the cheaters and make them confess. We had a similar case like this in our school and our supervisor used this exact maneuver that Richard used. You can bet that after Richard left the room all the kids were mad at the cheaters and told them to confess otherwise they’ll rat them out themselves because no one who studied really hard to get good scores for the test wants to do the entire midterm exam again.
I initially thought this guy was bluffing hard too. But I looked at some blogs and let me tell you my guy. He wasn’t bluffing. The academic investigation team actually caught them all
@@TheCatOfAges because the forensics team wont be able to trace it back to them. i am a college student and my father is a senior professor. i can tell you with full confidence that investigations in a college is no joke. The recovered data shows all activity
EdgyShooter also if you’re using questions that aren’t your own, from an online test bank, eventually it’ll bite you in the butt. Maybe not quite as dramatically as this, but in someway it will
@@Max_Griswald Studying is memorizing formulas and such. A test shouldn't have questions you've seen and know by heart. They should require you to apply what you learned in class and through studying.
He has a 3.1/5 , which is devastatingly low compared to his colleagues. He probably made a lot of people justifiably mad by having them retake the test even if they didn't cheat.
@@joshpatra I mean if you look at the reviews almost all of them are just jokes about this video, so maybe a bit biased (bimodal distribution joke in there somewhere hehe) . If you scroll down a bit further there are a fair few that do call him a shit professor but I'd say his overall rating is higher if you take out the fake ones.
@@mannimarcotheinsatiable2467 Would you help a brotha out and explain how it helped? I'm taking an online pre-calculus class and I'm essentially left to my own devices. These zoom meetings with the professor are garbage. No encouragement to ask questions and if you do ask questions everyone gets pissy about dragging it out. I will pay a bit if I have to. I just dont like putting my card info on different sites because they're liable to charge you for anything just because they can.
@@3jake5mee they absolutely knew who they were. it's just to make everything clean. this was a big scandal back then. that's the fairest route they could take. make everyone take a fresh exam but still punish those who cheated.
They can narrow it down but they can’t be 100% sure. Most of the high scores (90-100%) are most likely cheaters but you can’t prove that someone who studied hard and earned that grade wasn’t a cheater.
Well it’s a clear message that even if one person cheats, they’re all corrupted. If you cheat you are responsible for not just your own consequences, but everyone else gets punished, so they don’t cheat in the future either. Don’t cheat
Whenever a professor says something along the lines of, “In all my years of teaching, I’ve never had this issue.” It usually means they have run into said issue multiple times but for the first time has chosen to address it. Anyone in sales, or education, or academia knows this.
Hilarious when someone assumes just simply based off their age that they know everything and that the world is not going to change around them any more than it already has. Ironic that kind of people that don't learn from history are also the ones that are teaching us, huh?
Fuert Neigt You mean have a camera during the testing? The cheating was done before the test day. They studied all the questions and just memorized the answers
markcovka he basically gets a retake, but the ones who passed legitimately have a higher chance to fail. He wasnt even legit. There were probably about 3 of 4 people who actually cheated. He was trying to make it so that the people who did bad, so that they could get higher scores in the country. It was just to make them look better as a school.
@SinZ there were actually several hundred who cheated. not 3 or 4 lol articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-11-12/news/os-ucf-cheating-investigation-retest-20101112_1_students-step-cheating-ucf-spokesman-grant-heston
He could not know with 100% certainty the students who cheated. He "claims" 95%, at the time of this, but he couldn't get to 100%. So stop it with the expulsion bs
@Gerald Sergei I think a lot of these boomer academics rely on the fact your young and won't stand up to them. I'm a mature student at a correspdence school in the uk that's generally used by older students, tutors wouldn't dare take that tone. Obudsmen, family lawyers, advice agencies would make their life hell for penalising an entire class for the actions of a few.
Imagine ACTUALLY getting a perfect score without cheating, and, in an alternate universe, they zeroed into the people who 'statistically' were cheating, and having to take the test again AND failing.
Not really, that gave them more time to prepare and they have a head start on all of the students that didn't actually study to begin with. Could be a way to find more cheaters too because those who didn't really study at all would have abysmal grades.
Wrestling Fanatic Bernkastel I see your point, but I also know myself. If I take a test, and we’ve move on from that topic already, I don’t remember anything I studied. All those kids like me are gonna have to stress all over again to study 😂
Wrestling Fanatic Bernkastel because the new test is going to be much more involved material not on the “study guide bank”. So the new test will likely be significantly more difficult.
J Doggy Dog they would probably do good again. Yeah, it sucks. But as he said; they have their peers to thank for that. This is a real life lesson, too. We don’t get to bail our asses out just because we aren’t the people destroying the planet and such. We’re a part of society, and sometimes other people fucking up fucks you, too.
In my chemistry final there were two versions of the test. My buddy needed a good grade or he would fail the class. I was a straight A kid. It was 120 multiple choice questions taken over two days. On the first day I managed to finish. I memorized every single letter in order. When class was dismissed I copied all the letters down and gave them to my friend to memorize that night. I purposefully copied about 15% of the answers down with the wrong answer so that he wouldn't score a 98% or something and set off any alarms. He got an 84% and passed the class. The teacher was sus, but couldn't prove anything.
@@DextahPC how do you do an exam over two days? Do you take it home and do it there? Here in my in Portugal, exams take usually 3 hours and are done in the classroom. Also, they're usually not multiple choice questions, bar one or two.
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I felt like I cheated on this test and I don’t even go to this University.
Haha right I drove by UCF yesterday and couldnt even look at the campus without getting frightened
That’s funny
🤣🤣🤣
Same
Same 😂😂😂
“For those who acted ethically, honorably, and did it right, you have me undying gratitude”
Student who got a 20/100: “ay no problem, man”
Legit laughed out loud
Lmao this comment
@@erictseitz same
that’s about to be me later this week, I have a really hard exam coming up and I sit right in front of the professor so I can’t get away with shit
@@beyondviolet good luck dude.
Once the teacher starts saying how many years they’ve been teaching, that’s when you know they’re mad.
So plot twist - the classroom is empty and he's talking to himself because he's gone completely insane.
Yeah very true when I used to be in school once a teacher was mad at our class and he said the same thing about how long he’s been teaching same for a bus driver I had in a elementary school
MisterNinetySeven 😂😂😂😂😂
I had a geography teacher in 9th grade who would say, "In all my two-plus years of teaching..." whenever he got upset and he was completely serious
David G or just severely depressed....
A 700 question bank for a 50 question test seems more like studying rather than cheating
Ridiculous
Mathematically only 1 of 14 questions you studied will show up. That’s a lot more work than what will be strictly necessary for that test.
@@crimsonfire6932 you're wrong kid
@@JamesBadFantasy ur wrong kid
Clearly not because the data chart showed otherwise
"I have also contacted the Avengers and they are ready to take action as well against the cheaters"
"This is an avengers level threat"
@@SebastianLinks God dammit, was just going to comment that
Ant-man going quantum to stop the cheaters from being born.
Jacob Ba whatever it takes.
Laugh
Let’s hope this guys wife doesn’t cheat on him.
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His vision is augmented :))
TE Z she’ll get death by power point.
Aaron Rodgers even tho
You just didnt
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The dude that didn’t study and was partying all weekend is hella happy lmao
Famus 801 I’m sure that same dude is the one who came up with the idea
@Maurits but at least he got a second chance rather than forsure flunking. I believe thats the whole point of this comment m8
Lol it made his day😂😂
Chicken Wang Good point... it’s not like if he has a chance of not graduating and getting legal actions taken on him. Smh
@@gdeb8380 what?
If the dude thinks his wife cheated on him he’s gonna run a statistical analysis about how often she goes out. “You stayed out 2 hours and a half above last month. You don’t see that by chance. ”
Let's hope not lol
Not exactly an Adonis. A guy who looks like that is lucky to get any.
Why ya’ll dissing the prof? Is he in the wrong here?
@@brontiago from my standpoint, yes. I saw a video of him somewhere say that he personally writes his own questions. In such a case he shouldn’t be complaining about anyone finding a test bank.
@@AdvaithSubramanianSahasranamam Even if he wrote his own questions, it’s not unreasonable that he would keep a copy of the solutions. Do you really think anybody would remember 700 questions and solutions from the top of their head?
The guy who got the lowest score:
I see this as an absolute win!
100% agree. Gives that person the chance to do better. At least something positive came out of it
Happened to me. Missed 3 weeks due to sickness to come back and take a calc 2 exam. Scored a 32/100. A week later the professor told the class that everyone would be retaking the exam as it was discovered that people in the earlier class had taken photos and sent it to people in my class and that we would be retaking the exam at the end of the week. On the retake I got a 71/100. The professor called me up after class and wanted me to know how I basically doubled my score. I told him check the attendance for the past 4 week and that was that.
If he knew who, he wouldnt be asking to be told who did what
The guy who failed started a new timeline and gave everyone the answers then failed again to get a second chance
Lol
At least he didn't hear an overly loud yawn.
i just watched that video lmao
@@marketafenwick8845 same
how did u know what i just watched
Lol seen that one about a year ago
THAT VIDEO WAS...I was scared man...
i really just sat here and got harassed for 15 minutes out of my own volition
It’s 2:18 AM. Why am I doing this
Ikr lmao. High as shit, thinking, goddamn... I gotta retake this test which I never took
I was starting to feel guilty just from watching this lmao
It was our choice this time
@@Gallowglass7 do u wanna che@t? 😳👀
Bro is a master of BS. He can’t identify the cheaters; he’s trying to scare them into identifying themselves.
Bingo, he just trying to get people to admit it
But assuming he wasn't making any false promises, there's really no downside to admitting it.
@@lorddashdonalddappington2653 Downside is you have to take a 4 hours ethics course and you have to hope he's telling the truth that your grade won't suffer or disciplinary action won't actually be taken against you. It's very common for universities to expel students for any cheating at all, so imo that's the higher risk gamble to tell them you did. Put the burden of proof on them to prove it beyond a doubt, admit to nothing. End of the day there is not going to be a difference between students who studied and those who memorized the test bank so I'd love to see them actually prove you cheated.
Bet he has set up hidden camera's to record this. He then, will have a lab study the body language of the students to find the 1/3. 😂
Lmao right, I would have been interested to see you take the gamble in that class and avoid reporting anything…
The twist: He made up the entire thing because he forgot to bring the material to present the chapter 9 slides
BRUUUH
Watch til the end
once, a professor of mine said that he forgot the material for the day's lesson in his car. he returned fifty minutes later with a different haircut.
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@@antonietto123 this had me in stitches 😂
I’m scared shitless and I didn’t even do the exam
I'm not I didn't cheat on the exam. I'm good homie
FXK3 I wouldn’t ever be scared of that nigga
Sonny your life isnt dependant on getting good standing in this field like these homies is. They just gone fucked with the dons of this shit hello
LMFAOOOO
@@Salvador-312 well you don't have that kind of intellectual capability to feel anything. So it's all good "dawg".
“The midterm grades will not count”
That one kid who got a 37%: *default dance*
he probably wouldn't do good on the next one either.
You meant: That one Guy
So relatable
What is "default dance"
me tho
If he knows who cheated, why is he making everyone retake the exam? Dude was 100% bluffing
He said 95% chance
@@chilldoc9638😂
Because he left the forgiveness option open, so some of the cheaters will be retaking it. Plus also, as anybody who's studied statistics can tell you, any measures strict enough to identify only cheaters will inevitably err on the side of caution, missing some.
"For those who acted ethically and did it right, you have my undying gratitude"
the kid who scored a 60/200: i gotchu man 🙌🏻
Lmao
Lol 😆
Well, he is rightfully happier with that person than he is with anyone who cheated.
Cheaters are lazy. It is possible the kid with the 60 cheated and just sucks.
@@JohnDoe-yq8ox i doubt it. The cheaters were the LAZY Ones!
He's a MASTER. Utilizing a long-winded speech, in order to get away with being unprepared for his Chapter 9 lecture.
There was once my history teacher was talking about the Roman empire and he somehow managed to switch to Formula 1 racing
Looks like he forgot to do his homework. If you been teaching the same class for 11 years you'd think he could wing it.
@@carlneoh5843 had a science teacher in 8th grade who went from magnetism to how we are alone in the universe
Hilarious comment.
@@carlneoh5843 Had my sophomore French teacher go from explaining the syllabus to how his old school’s principal got caught for soliciting a minor, who was actually a FBI agent in disguise.
“The days of finding a new way to cheat are over.”
*Opens Quizlet*
Socratic 👀
@@bromodz2309 Brainly 👀
Slader 👀
so true! quizlet saved me many times!😂😂😂😂
Course hero👀👀
A) Guy is too lazy to revise his exams year to year.
B) Guy keeps the same set of questions for long enough that they are distributed among students.
C) Guy thinks that reading, solving, and understanding 700 questions is not equivalent to studying for a test. (Are the questions supposed to by a mystery? Shouldn't an instructor make clear what they expect their students to learn for an exam???)
D) Guy accuses everyone of cheating because he doesn't want to accept responsibility for his own mistakes.
Lots of examples of how to be a bad teacher there for anyone in the business...
Even worse, those test banks are available for purchase BY ANYONE from the textbook companies. Helped get me an A in Pharmacology 2 in nursing school 😂
@@jasonpatterson9821 Remembering questions and their answers is not learning the material. And yes, the questions can be unique to whatever you did in class or for homework. Teachers and professors tell you what material will be covered in the test, not the exact questions themselves.
Couldn't have said it better myself. You can't memorize 700 questions and their multiple choice answers. You actually have to understand them. Only 50 questions on the actual exam? I agree that's essentially called studying.
Revise your exams? Why? You want to keep the course stable.
I agree
"The midterm exam will not count"
The one kid who didn't cheat, got an A+ and studied to 2am every night:
*B R U H*
Jamesfloatyhead YT I would honestly be ready to throw hands, I ain’t boutta retake something I worked my ass off and got an A on 😂
well it shouldn’t be too hard to score high again then
The one kid who forgot to study and knew he bombed that shit:
*A Y Y Y*
@@marshall02019 it is actually especially if the test is completely different from everything you studied so hard for.
Zones That’s me but i’ll fail the next exam too lmao
Let's be honest, the people who got a bad score are enjoying this.
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In online exams these days, I always try to score less but I end up scoring least among all my classmates
Not really. Cause their doing bad in all their other classes
@@SN-edits4u why would you want to score less?
@@brucejohnson5786 that is not always the case
The lesson today is twofold:
1. How to call a bluff.
2. Never confess.
I thought it was statistics, that's like two standard deviations of mean!
I hate teachers accusing people of cheating or stealing something, because I've never cheated but I can't help laughing during it, I don't know why. I don't confess though, so my teachers just think I act really suspicious. I'm also pretty sure my 7th grade science teacher thought I was obsessed with hydrolysis.
@@Darenz-cg9zg look it up 200 students admitted to cheating tho
Or do confess and take the chance at the grade because you never know.
@@TheUnseenPath Weakness haha. He has no idea who did it and can't prove anything. He's bluffing.
This is the sort of thing that scares the crap out of you as a student. But as a working adult, you see it for what it is; a load of hot air from a teacher who was lazy and got caught out using a test bank instead of making his own tests.
Nah even as a student, if you're not an idiot you can tell it's just some fear mongering bullshit
Calls students cheaters after they learn all 700 questions for potential 50. The students basically learned the syllabus. The fact that no student can raise their voice against is BS shows the ‘master and s’ environment this professor and his institution created.
Dude I’m a teacher and, I make my own tests.
It’s hard as hell. I don’t blame anyone who doesn’t do that.
The fact that you call them lazy shows how little you know
@@AragornRespecter I was a teacher as well, and it really depends on the subject. I taught high school chemistry and it was fairly easy to rewrite exam questions. I imagine that government and history teachers can only ask so many questions per chapter though, which would be difficult.
Most courses use test banks. It's standard practice. It's not laziness. University professors do not solely work on their units all year, they have multiple roles and jobs and it is not practical or even possible to write new tests every semester.
"The president has been briefed on the situation, and your days are numbered. The likelihood of assassination is astronomically high, and you will soon meet your demise. May God have mercy on your cheating souls."
i kindly ask that you don’t use The Lords Name in vain and many blessings to you and have a wonderful day 😊✝️
@@alejandros.9523 That's not using the Lord's name in vain, but thanks for your concern.
@@alejandros.9523 who cares dude, shut up
@Ez Dub lmao
@@alejandros.9523 pvp mode activated.
I love how he is trying to play good cop bad cop all by him self
He's a baddass
Somehow it still works
Was he playing good cop? Nothing good came out of what he said. Stop trying to belittle him, he put on an amazing performance I doubt you'd be able to do
What are you talking about
@@insidiosity he is a fucking lecturer not an actor, he shouldn't try to put on a show is the issue
This professor would have a heart attack if he knew what college was like during Covid
Fr quizlet and chegg are goated
Lmfao fr
You not lying 😂😂
LOL
So freaking true lol
If you die, your ghost better be in that exam room.
Yup, so true.
Would death not count as a hand written note from God because it seems like a pretty good way for God to give the professor a heads up.
Sir I have a hand written excuse from my mom
“I’ve also been in Contact with God, if you try to commit suicide just to get out of retaking this Test, he’s gonna bring you back to life so you can retake this Exam.”
“Richard, these are 4th graders.”
lmao
"Richard is scolding the 4th graders again."
"Goddamn it Richard..."
🤣
That's got to be the most innovative comment I have ever seen on RUclips.
@@Hanking-Yo-Schrader lol
Imagine not cheating and getting the highest score, only to have to completely redo it and possibly get a much lower score.
well if you’re capable of acing it one legitimately, it’ll be easy to do it again
@@cramstick3810 not necessarily, depending on the topic such as math, its easy to make simple mistakes during a test
I would be fucking livid
@@drumman22 check then.
@@cramstick3810 No, because if that person did not turn himself in then he would be expelled... so he would have to wrongfully admit guilt in order to even be able to resit. & then he'd have to sit a 4hr ethics class. & have his prof hate him. lose lose lose.
"To those who cheated, we know who you are"
*still proceeds to make the innocent retake the test*
Remember when Private Pyle had a jelly doughnut and Hartman made everyone else exercise?
But he kind of has to....
He said "there's only a 95% certainty" on the list of people who cheated.
Nothing but fair to make the innocent pay for the mistakes of the wrong ones, when it's about class and grades.
People gotta stop thinking class is supposed to be this hyperdemocratic space where who cheats gets a pass and students get to dictate rules.
TheScoutPlay Making everybody retake the test is fine if they had no idea who cheated. But the teacher said that they basically know who it is
Taught the same shit for 20 years and expected his class to do terrible and when they did good, he got suspicious. That’s called tenure.
A normal curve with almost everybody above 60% is not “terrible,” lol.
I've also contacted the Girl Scouts and they will no longer be selling you their thin mints.
I discovered a wonderful replacement in the cookie section of the store called "Grasshoppers".
This video has been in my suggestions for the last half decade. I will never watch it. This is the first time I ever clicked on it subsequently going straight to the comment section to talk about how stupid it is and how much I do not care.
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Nooooo thin mints are my favorite
Okay dude, now you’re just taking it too far
It must feel so good to be the guy that failed that exam. Having the exam tossed is a dream come true for him.
if this "guy" fails it once without cheating, what makes you think he is going to ace the make up exam? As a career teacher (35 years) I can assure you that seldom happens.
@@psychobuzzard aye never say never right?
AND that student now knows he can find an answer booklet…
How? He will just fail again.
@@psychobuzzard Even if that person didn't study more, they would've have 1 more exam worth of experience under their belt than they would have the test before
Plot twist: He lost all the exam papers so he’s just making all this up
lol best one
Hahaha imagine
Or he just has an intrigue and wants to find out who cheated
hahaha
His dog ate them
Professor: “I didn’t have the wits about me to load the Chapter 9 slides”
Also Professor: *uses exact same curriculum for 5+ years in a row while the university continues to increase tuition*
Whenever someone says “you know who you are”, I always get scared that they’re talking to me, even though they’re almost never talking to me
Damn
same. i got scared watching this despite not cheating and not even going to that school
a-almost monkaS?
Yeah I know that feeling, it’s more common than you might think
Same feeling
“My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined”
food meme
Nice
I was just watching that guys channel who was in that meme.
I feel like it was something Gordon Ramsey will day if someone messed up scallops
Reviewbrah!!! What did I win???
Professor has never been so excited to give this speech that he wishes he never had to give.
Indeed
where is he exited
@@chillyconmor he exited after the class, it’s off video
@@iantubbs4043 that doesnt answer it
@@iantubbs4043 😂😂😂
I had a precalc teacher in HS a while back that did the same thing. One day he was absent for a test so the sub administered it. Now, the thing about my teacher was that he was hyper-suspicious of cheating, so he would make a morning and an afternoon test so those who took the test in the morning couldn't go around telling everyone the answers during lunch and give the afternoon periods an advantage. However, the sub wasn't aware of this and gave our class both the morning and the afternoon tests. When the teacher got back, he immediately assumed that half the class had cheated by glancing at the papers, and without further investigation, not only reported everyone to the principal but also emailed the head of the magnet admissions office (we were a magnet school) to try to get us kicked out of the program. The next day, he yelled at our entire class until he reduced some people to tears ( I was one of the persons he accused), before properly taking another look at the test and realizing we'd been given 2 different versions. After that, all he said was "Sorry guys, my bad" and carried on with the lesson. This prof sounds just like him whether he's right about the cheating or not.
Was the teacher reported? No way the school didn't do anything about this...To make students cry and falsely accuse them of something they didn't do without properly investigating first is outrageous. I mean at least the professor of the UCF course did some prior investigation before accusing his class of teaching. Im so sorry you had to go through that experience. I have so sympathy for these kinds of teachers who think they are some sort of super hero spending all their time trying to stop cheating.
@@ungabunga7574Also it’s highschool, it’s meaningless. Much different from college academic integrity, which businesses solely rely on when it comes to evaluating candidates. Cheating in college dwindles the value of everyone’s degree who attended the university, past or present.
@@firemonkey1015 Which, unfortunately, is why degrees are worthless now (and have been for over 20 years).
The irony is that he is teaching corporate strategy, which we all know is the cornerstone of ethics.
Peter Anderson 😂 lmao
Damn, you better apply this morning and replace him.
@ Chunnin Exams time
😂
What if that guilty student who turned in a test bank instantly failed the exam? “You sold out your comrades, that’s not what a Shinobi does to his fellow ninja, believe it!”
A pretty elaborate excuse not to have the material for the presentation, Professor.
I read this comment with your profile picture’s voice
@@BravePvP Jotaro sees a student cheat: Yare yare daze ...
LPTV this must be the work of an enemy stand
@@theguacboi6154 apparently it's "stand user" - i made the same mistake a couple days ago lol
Haha 😂😂🤣
“The days of being able to find new ways to cheat the system are over.”
Well that didn’t age well
*laughs in Brainly*
Nice pfp go cubs
@@JayJoeVid4EVER was just about to say the same thing
Laughs in quizlet study (I can’t curate because of certain websites but I use it to study and to help me, so it’s not really cheating)
Lol wasn’t the school caught up in the 2019 scandal regarding students being bribed in?
The real moral of this story: write your own exams instead of using the publisher’s test bank. He basically confessed that he hasn’t updated his class in 5 years. Students shouldn’t cheat. But there is a lesson for the faculty member in all of this too.
Other moral of the story: Universities cheat students by using test banks year after year while they charge students more and more, year after year.
"For those of you who acted honestly, acted honorably, and did it right; you have my undying gratitude, and my utmost respect."
Me with my 65: "Ey, no problem man. anytime."
Niemcy *Italian New York Accent*
You legend
@@rural33 *accompanied with ✋ movements*
Bob Loblaw well at lest they could get a better grade
Jellycloud 103 lol yeah I bet those ppl were happy. It would have sucked if someone did good honestly though, although theoretically they should just get the same grade as well if not better
The guy with the lowest score probably snitched on everyone just to remake that exam
He wasn't in the wrong tho.
That would have been very smart.
@@flynnbrennan3876 But we all know if he got the lowest score on this exam, he probably got a bad score on the next one too
@@YouLose I go down everyone go down type shit .😂 He failed the next test along with everyone else this time.
Even if no one would have snitched the score distribution is too obvious tbh
“Oh and by the way, the President of the United States has been notified. And he’s mobilizing the US military as I speak. Not only that, but God and His legions of angels are on their way to you.”
😂😂😂
While God's here, can I get that signed note?
It’s a good this he’s immobilizing the army cuz I don’t think I could fight all of them
did you mean mobilizing? cus immobilizing is the opposite of what they'd be doing
@@ganjgundam1 Yes. Fixed it.
He's kind of asking for it by using the same test bank for so many years. When I started teaching, I was advised to create my own tests and never use the test banks. Sure it's a lot of extra work, but it's well worth it if you really care about preventing cheating. It's also common sense that you should change those questions every so often. Surely, he must understand that he is partly responsible for this scenario.
You could use the same exams and just use different numbers.
A large chunk of Professors are lazy as shit.
@historicalflippers11 You're right.
*Student walks into class 15 minutes late*
“Hey sorry I’m late did I miss anything important?”
"He forgot his slides. Think there was something else but I can't remember."
"I've been here for eleven years"
Lmao that’s great
😄
There was a systematic bias to the dataset
“For many of you, this will be the hardest lecture you will ever have to hear”
Millions of people watching for fun on RUclips:
I watched the whole thing 😂. Or maybe I cheated and went right to the comments.
Criminally underrated comment
Hehe
Its fun when your not in the hot seat 😂
No I stopped at 5
The guy who got a 60 is probably the happiest person in the room.
the 60 was from a different semester where no cheating occurred
@@jaxoncr nah whenever he showed the distribution for fall there were a few F’s as well lol
that was 60/200 which is 30%
@@EZProdigy yeah but they get to re-take the midterm. They get another shot at it lol I bet they were hype
@@drewcampbell1258 id be Hella hyped
If I studied and got a good grade I would refuse to retake it and go to the administrator
Yup. Teacher is a jerk.
It seems like every college out there has a fully staffed forensic analysis team led by Sherlock Holmes and Batman.
where do you think all that textbook money gose to?
Forensic Analysis is a subject in finance. The professors probably anslysed it themselves.
Or it's just not that hard to tell when students cheated.
Sherlock Holmes & Batman 😂😂😂😂😂
Keep digging Watson
"...don't call me"
This teacher broke up with his entire class!
Entrecôte PourDeux only 1/3 of the class
What did he even mean by that lmao
@@brendanjames3871 like in the future if someone needs a reference or a favor from him
Only the ones that cheated on him !
"Forensics, also known as 'Criminalistics', is the application of science to criminal and civil laws, mainly-on the criminal side-during criminal investigation, as governed by the legal standards of admissible evidence and criminal procedure." It's not just about dead people, lab coats and hacker thingies on a computer monitor.
His disappointment is immeasurable, and his day is ruined.
“To say i’m disappointed is beyond comprehension.
physically ill,
absolutely disgusted,
completely disillusioned,
trying to figure out what the last 20 years were for.”
stop yawnjnggg
His life his ruined
popeyes biscuit
“He is disappointed is immeasurable”
???
He is so concerned about honesty, but he gets up in front of his class and spews a ton of BS.
Cool roleplay comment bro
@@graylyhen9490 Sorry, what?
Imagine if you actually studied like crazy for this exam and now they think you cheated
Username that’s the shitty part. Even the kids who came forwards about the cheating are going to have to retake the tests, which is super unfair
Well, if your personal scores are fairly uniform, it's likely that they won't think you cheated.
If you did study that's not a problem. When you actually learn something you dont just puke it over an exam and get it out of your system. You might forget it in a few months but at that point a quick brush through notes or whatever source you originally used and it should click right back.
If you "study" and just straight up pour it on to the test and then you dont even remember what the test was about, you didn't learn, you just bottled it up and memorized it
Studying 700 sample questions for a 50 question test is the definition of studying like crazy.
If you studied and took the test, you can probably prove that you know the material. Unlike the cheaters here.
This guy is gonna freak out when he finds out about quizlet
Best comment
Don’t worry, he’s already done a *FORENSIC ANALYSIS* on the people behind quizlet.
You said it best
Quizlet save my ass a few times! Found test banks on quizlet!
You have been found guilty for leaking confidential information. The FBI has been dispatched to your location. Please do not leave the country.
I'm disappointed in myself and i have no idea whats going on.
You should be ashamed... I don't know why but you should...
Kaycee Whitham this comment is the best
Nothing to be disappointed. People studied 700 questions to a test of 50. What the people should have done it to pass the bank to every other student, so everyone has the same great grades
Lmao same
Cheater!
For those who didn’t get what he was trying to do: Richard is using the most obvious bluffing that’s used in like every cop situations and school dramas. Now the reason he goes detailed on this with the forensic analysis and stuff is because he wants to instill fear on the cheaters and make them confess. We had a similar case like this in our school and our supervisor used this exact maneuver that Richard used. You can bet that after Richard left the room all the kids were mad at the cheaters and told them to confess otherwise they’ll rat them out themselves because no one who studied really hard to get good scores for the test wants to do the entire midterm exam again.
Good. Cheaters deserve to get expelled.
@@MAX-de8fe hell nah
I initially thought this guy was bluffing hard too. But I looked at some blogs and let me tell you my guy. He wasn’t bluffing. The academic investigation team actually caught them all
@@teaks800 with how many innocent caught?
@@TheCatOfAges because the forensics team wont be able to trace it back to them. i am a college student and my father is a senior professor. i can tell you with full confidence that investigations in a college is no joke. The recovered data shows all activity
FBI: We're going to send you to federal prison for 60 years
6ixNine: I know who cheated on Richard Quinn's management exam at UCF
"Tell us half of a answer and you're allowed to break 10 laws with no jail time"
LOL
k, help me out here. how do you say that word? is it six ix nine ine?
HAHAHAHAHAAH
He also knows who cheated on your teen daughter
Wait till he learns about quizlet
dasodacanman lol
He would get a stroke!!
LMFAO
Or socratic, or photomath, or pretty much anything else on the internet
Where do ppl get question banks for exams?
I feel so guilty, I can't believe we all did this, and I've never even set foot on the UCF campus.
My parents got a call from UFC after I watched this video
@@mueezadam8438 I got a call specifically from Richard Quinn himself
Bro im 15 in my sophomore year of highschool... wth and i doing here
@@obviousb8508 Me too
@@obviousb8508 enjoy sophmore year cause junior year sucks. 1 week in its hell
"the days of being able fiding a new way to cheat the system are over"
Oh my sweet summer child
To be fair memorising around 700 questions is damn impressive
EdgyShooter also if you’re using questions that aren’t your own, from an online test bank, eventually it’ll bite you in the butt. Maybe not quite as dramatically as this, but in someway it will
@@akeyscoot9546 - Memorizing questions is studying, though.
@@Max_Griswald Studying is memorizing formulas and such. A test shouldn't have questions you've seen and know by heart. They should require you to apply what you learned in class and through studying.
@@s.tellington As far as I know this is a high level business class. There's more brute force memorization than calculation.
@@temporarychannelname8620 it's an undergraduate course, it might be upper division but not "high level"
Plot twist this is actually the janitor and there's no audience.
I dont know why, but I laughed out loud at this
@@theholymackerel1066 LOL me too
lol
but you can see someone at 5:54
@@simonu1612 OVERRULED
J why is this so fucking funny
It's like he waited his whole life for the opportunity to deliver this monologue.
He says he doesn’t want to give it but he’s lying. I’d be so satisfying to sit a class down and expose them with statistics.
@@j-dog7767 same
J-Dog776 that feeling is definitely real but it’s probably overpowered by feelings of disappointment, surprise, betrayal, etc.
Anyways.... check out @daily_discourse on Instagram for debates and such! Won’t disappoint 👍👑
Well, he is a professor in strategic management
I knew that right around 8:40 he was gonna give that ultimatum good cop option LMFAO... forensic analysis lmao
RIP to this guy’s rating on Rate My Professor
He has a 3.1/5 , which is devastatingly low compared to his colleagues. He probably made a lot of people justifiably mad by having them retake the test even if they didn't cheat.
@@joshpatra that actually isnt that bad of a score for college
@@joshpatra I mean if you look at the reviews almost all of them are just jokes about this video, so maybe a bit biased (bimodal distribution joke in there somewhere hehe) . If you scroll down a bit further there are a fair few that do call him a shit professor but I'd say his overall rating is higher if you take out the fake ones.
@@joshpatra This video was uploaded in 2010, RateMyProfessor didn't even exist then.
@@diygarygaming i thought it's existed for 20 years. I've seen reviews date back to 2004.
“the days of cheating the system are over”
**quizlet has entered the chat**
Lmao
Quizlet’s my hero
*furiously googling quizlet
Brainly is the only reason I graduated last year
@@mannimarcotheinsatiable2467 Would you help a brotha out and explain how it helped? I'm taking an online pre-calculus class and I'm essentially left to my own devices. These zoom meetings with the professor are garbage. No encouragement to ask questions and if you do ask questions everyone gets pissy about dragging it out. I will pay a bit if I have to. I just dont like putting my card info on different sites because they're liable to charge you for anything just because they can.
Nobody has ever wanted to hear the chapter 9 content about acquisitions and mergers more than at this moment
Underrated comment
@@alwayslaffin4519 Not for long
Instead of acquisitions they heard accusations 😒
Someone should've done one of those long dramatic loud yawns
Trust me, he woulda flipped, lol!
@@wilcar3488 That’s a very rude thing to do when someone’s talking
I'm scared to death he will find out I cheated on my wife and I'm not even married.
That's really funny
Mary Racette adultery is not funny mary
Mary Racette yeah Mary
Godamn it mary.
@@maryracette1776 mary! What the fuck!
"Also the CIA has been notified by this point of time and the navy seals have already been dispatched. "
Aw man… ☹️
It's too bad the Navy Seals copypasta didn't exist back then. I'm sure he would have just adapted it for his own use.
@@TransblucencyLol this is so funny!!!
"It's over"
Loved professors like this.
Plot twist: this is a third grade class
Cyrus Rogers plot twist third grade classes aren’t referred to as “Universities” dip shit
Oh Yeah Yeah r/wooooshhh
Devan Amaral swear dudes an idiot
Ever considered the possibility that you're the idiot? Nah man that's impossible
@@ohyeahyeah9996 jesus delete your comment please
you can literally purchase test banks online.. it’s his own fault for refusing to get up off his ass and write his own exams
"we know exactly who cheated"
"All of you have to retake"
which means they have no clue who cheated, I would’ve been pissed I wonder if anyone took it up with the University
It's only the best to be fair
@@3jake5mee they absolutely knew who they were. it's just to make everything clean. this was a big scandal back then. that's the fairest route they could take. make everyone take a fresh exam but still punish those who cheated.
They can narrow it down but they can’t be 100% sure. Most of the high scores (90-100%) are most likely cheaters but you can’t prove that someone who studied hard and earned that grade wasn’t a cheater.
Well it’s a clear message that even if one person cheats, they’re all corrupted. If you cheat you are responsible for not just your own consequences, but everyone else gets punished, so they don’t cheat in the future either. Don’t cheat
If out of nowhere, a teacher says “I’ve taught this school for +10 years”, you know someone fucked up.
Yeah I’ve been in 3 lectures With different profs where something to that effect has happened and it’s always bad news.
Whenever a professor says something along the lines of, “In all my years of teaching, I’ve never had this issue.” It usually means they have run into said issue multiple times but for the first time has chosen to address it. Anyone in sales, or education, or academia knows this.
if you hear a professor say this or "only *insert number below 20* percent of people pass my class!" RUN.
Never in all my years have I seen someone with the same pfp as me.
@@SealyTheSeal my phsical transport phenamona course has a 8% first time pass rate
Prof - "I've been here for eleven years..."
Students - "ah shit, here we go"
Yo 1k likes and nobody comments? Don't worry I'll be the 1st
Chi3fGiraffe lmao thanks my g
kanishka roy that’s how it always starts....
bro is your name roy too
Nice profile picture
I often watch this. It’s just so good
His self-importance is palpable.
He doesn’t know who cheated
Did I just listen to a 10 year video of some random teacher telling me off for 15 minutes straight for a crime I didn't commit
Yeah.. me too.. FFS im 47 and aint got time for this dumb bitch.
Your comment just saved me from myself. I'll be on my way now.
Thank you, kind sir.
Not me. I just listened to him bitching out my classmates for cheating. Me, I aced it legit.
Well, now you know what it feels like to be a black driver :)
Think I saw this 5 years ago. Definitely not worth another watch. NEXT!
"the days of finding new ways to cheat the system are over"
the future is now old man
@@gddanielk8491 dude watch out saying that they've got forensic analysts tracking you down 😂
@@JacobPlays136 oops 😭😂
Behold!
*Newer ways of cheating!*
The past IS now and the Future is already written
Hilarious when someone assumes just simply based off their age that they know everything and that the world is not going to change around them any more than it already has.
Ironic that kind of people that don't learn from history are also the ones that are teaching us, huh?
Teacher: We are retaking this exam again! No exceptions!
Kid who got 30 out of 200: Thank God!
proceeds to score 25 in the reexam.. been there done that
Imagine the kid that genuinley forgot about it and didnt study and gets hella lucky lol
@@georgemathew3529 I remember getting 0 without studying and then getting 0 again after studying XD
@@georgemathew3529 bruh 😂
@@vrbobde lmao how
700 questions for a 50 question test?
That's not cheating, that's studying.
I feel like he's going to find out that I cheated on that exam and I didn't even write the damn thing.
Fuert Neigt You mean have a camera during the testing? The cheating was done before the test day. They studied all the questions and just memorized the answers
@Fuert Neigt lol ur being dumb on purpose right
@Fuert Neigt I take it that you were a student of his during this event?
@Fuert Neigt that's what Hitler was known for, 15 minute rants and second chances
@@charlesreisner6681 It has to be personal lol
imagine how happy the kid who didn't cheat but failed that shit is
markcovka he basically gets a retake, but the ones who passed legitimately have a higher chance to fail. He wasnt even legit. There were probably about 3 of 4 people who actually cheated. He was trying to make it so that the people who did bad, so that they could get higher scores in the country. It was just to make them look better as a school.
h
nah, the ones that passed legitimately have a chance to score higher the second time around.
Wally J hHhhhHh
@SinZ there were actually several hundred who cheated. not 3 or 4 lol
articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-11-12/news/os-ucf-cheating-investigation-retest-20101112_1_students-step-cheating-ucf-spokesman-grant-heston
The guy who scored a 60: looks to his left, looks to his right
"So were neither of you going to share the Final exam answers with me?"
Congrats! Your comment has won you the internet! Please pick it up upon your next login.
Who do you think told on everybody 😒😂
bro he was the one who sacrificed himself lmao
He must be so fuckin happy the test is being exempted lol
@@onepervideo8962 Nice random comment on the Internet. Rare :)
He could not know with 100% certainty the students who cheated. He "claims" 95%, at the time of this, but he couldn't get to 100%. So stop it with the expulsion bs
How happy would you be though to be the guy who failed the first exam
lol
Perhaps that's the guy who got a hold of the test bank after-the-fact and anonymously snitched.
Corey Graham Naw it's probably the tryhard who studied for 10 hours and still got a B
What if u didn’t cheat u just suck ass
Hah hah hah, yeah the happiest guy in the whole deal.
Imagine being innocent but the teacher continuously gives you eye contact.
'you've just got that guilty expression'
Shouldn't be a problem if you're truly innocent.
@Gerald Sergei I think a lot of these boomer academics rely on the fact your young and won't stand up to them. I'm a mature student at a correspdence school in the uk that's generally used by older students, tutors wouldn't dare take that tone. Obudsmen, family lawyers, advice agencies would make their life hell for penalising an entire class for the actions of a few.
That happened to me when an anonymous person's phone went off during a speech.
Imagine ACTUALLY getting a perfect score without cheating, and, in an alternate universe, they zeroed into the people who 'statistically' were cheating, and having to take the test again AND failing.
The guy who scored a 60: So everyone had the answers but me?
Wait, you guys are getting the answers?
Wait,
You guys were getting educated?
The guy who scored the 60 was in the semester before
Technically the guy who scored a 60 was in the Summer Term, which was the semester before the cheating happened.
if you got 60 or below, just say you cheated and retake for that 100
11:10 little did he realize its actually just begun
He’s right I cheated. I’m not even going to university and I definitely cheated on this exam. I feel great remorse
It’s like a combination of my favorite teachers and my father telling me he’s disappointed in me.
Can you imagine what he was like when he caught a girlfriend cheating on him?
"I've notified the FBI, CIA, IRS, NBA, and the NFL, and me and my friends are working hard to find the participants of this heinous affair."
*shows her a presentation of data that proves she was cheating*
“Hey baby, come to my lecture hall, let’s get a drink...”
He just pulls up a 15 slide presentation about her love for him now vs 5 months ago along with other facts and statistics
“If you’ll look at the bimodal distribution of my cock level...”
RIP those that didn't cheat. Imagine having to take ANOTHER exam right after the one you just did.
They will be fine. If they actually studied, the exam wouldnt hurt them
@@vuanhachoi2409 yeah but it's still a waste of time nonetheless
Not really, that gave them more time to prepare and they have a head start on all of the students that didn't actually study to begin with. Could be a way to find more cheaters too because those who didn't really study at all would have abysmal grades.
@@vuanhachoi2409 what if they had something really important planned on the date of 2nd exam?
@@_Lodii
You heard what Prof Quinn said about it in the video. lol
Dude's bluffing. If he knew exactly who's responsible he wouldn't make the entire class re-take.
Professor: You have to do the test again
People Who Scored High And Didn't Cheat: B r u h
People Who Failed: N o i c e
In fairness, if you studied hard and scored high the first time then why sweat a retake?
@@Aphelion_k9f exactly, they probably made it the same difficulty or maybe even a little easier.
@@Shoomborghini someone in the comments who says they were in that class said it was much harder
Wrestling Fanatic Bernkastel I see your point, but I also know myself. If I take a test, and we’ve move on from that topic already, I don’t remember anything I studied. All those kids like me are gonna have to stress all over again to study 😂
Wrestling Fanatic Bernkastel because the new test is going to be much more involved material not on the “study guide bank”. So the new test will likely be significantly more difficult.
Imagine being one of the people who actually did well and the test was thrown out
J Doggy Dog they would probably do good again. Yeah, it sucks. But as he said; they have their peers to thank for that.
This is a real life lesson, too. We don’t get to bail our asses out just because we aren’t the people destroying the planet and such. We’re a part of society, and sometimes other people fucking up fucks you, too.
@@HolyAvgr oh boy cant go 10 minutes without preaching climate change huh
@@Lunar4 It's almost like it's a good analogy
J Doggy Dog yeah if I didn’t cheat I would hire a lawyer
@@wcurty336 loool
The cheaters: 95-100%
A cheater that scored a 83% on purpose: big 🧠
Right I’d get a a good 76 or 78 and good
Cheating to the lowest score of the best grade, not sus at all
In my chemistry final there were two versions of the test. My buddy needed a good grade or he would fail the class. I was a straight A kid. It was 120 multiple choice questions taken over two days. On the first day I managed to finish. I memorized every single letter in order. When class was dismissed I copied all the letters down and gave them to my friend to memorize that night. I purposefully copied about 15% of the answers down with the wrong answer so that he wouldn't score a 98% or something and set off any alarms. He got an 84% and passed the class. The teacher was sus, but couldn't prove anything.
@@DextahPC mastery
@@DextahPC how do you do an exam over two days? Do you take it home and do it there? Here in my in Portugal, exams take usually 3 hours and are done in the classroom. Also, they're usually not multiple choice questions, bar one or two.
Memorizing 700 questions is essentially the whole textbook. Guy is an idiot