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Calculators were just starting to hit the markets when I was in high school. There were only 4 of us in my physics class. One person had a calculator. The teacher would let all of us use it during exams. We would leave the answer on the display when passing the calculator around.
i did cheat once in 1st grade. i had never taken a test before! the teacher passed out the test and i didnt understand it so i started to just copy what the people around me were writing. i didnt know i was cheating at all---lol
Talk about selective memory - I'm sure I cheated but can barely remember any examples. I think the last time I cheated was in middle school french class. My BFF and I had taught ourselves American Sign Language and wanted to keep our skills fresh - so we used it to "cheat" on a test - just to see if we could.
I was a pretty smart kid who didn't always apply myself What I remember more than my own cheating is other kids trying to cheat off me - or asking me to write their papers. Never did that, though. A couple questions on a test here and there is one thing but I'd never write a whole paper for anyone. Even cheaters have standards LOL.
I once was left alone while taking a test in H.S. my freshman year, I went up to the front to turn my test in and the answer sheet was laying there...I definitely changed a few, that was the last time I ever cheated on a test... the guilt from not getting caught was worse than when I did get caught in 8th grade by letting someone copy me.
Cheat is such an ugly word. Lets just say I employed creative exam taking methods.
clever...you'd be a good lawyer!
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I think the last time I cheated was in middle school french class. My BFF and I had taught ourselves American Sign Language and wanted to keep our skills fresh - so we used it to "cheat" on a test - just to see if we could. 
