Avoiding homework with code and getting caught
Rooting for you guys. If anything this should cause some people to question the very educational structure they&#x27;ve set up. If people are attempting to evade homework it&#x27;s because it isn&#x27;t interesting to the student, which hints at a deeper problem that the school&#x2F;teacher&#x2F;entire school set-up and structure needs to address. They essentially need to throw out everything they&#x27;ve set up because they&#x27;re operating it more like a police state&#x2F;prison &quot;Ooo let&#x27;s CATCH the cheaters! Let&#x27;s CATCH the plagiarists! That&#x27;ll show them!&quot;<p>Instead of saying &quot;What are we doing that isn&#x27;t capturing the students interest in these tasks? How can we connect this subject to the students most meaningful, important, and immediate concerns and goals? What concepts from this subject can we teach the student that&#x27;ll help them achieve those salient goals?&quot;<p>The creators of these companies seem less concerned with <i>actual</i> long-term meaningful learning and more concerned with playing policemen.<p>Educational institutions need to be <i>way</i> more student-driven and student-concerned, allowing the student to shape their journey, as opposed to turning out cogs for the system like military training.<p>Alternatives exist like behavior analysis&#x27;s programmed instruction, but even that needs a radical upgrade or integration with AI.