Dialogue between two friends about unfair means in the exam.

Salman: How ar you?

Saif : I am fine and you?

Salman:  Saif, have you noticed how some students still resort to unfair means during exams?

Saif: Yeah, it’s frustrating. It feels like they’re missing the whole point of education.

Salman: Exactly! Cheating doesn’t just hurt their own learning; it undermines the value of hard work for everyone.

Saif: Plus, it creates a culture of dishonesty. If students see others getting away with it, they might think it’s acceptable.

Salman: True. We need to promote integrity and emphasize that success should come from genuine effort.

Saif: What do you think can be done to discourage it?

Salman: Maybe schools could focus more on creating a supportive environment, where students feel comfortable seeking help instead of cheating.

Saif: That’s a good point. Also, awareness campaigns about the long-term consequences of cheating might help.

Salman: Definitely! And recognizing students who do well through hard work could inspire others too.

Saif: For sure! Celebrating integrity is just as important as celebrating academic achievements.

Salman: Agreed! At the end of the day, it’s all about building a foundation of trust and respect in our education system.

Saif : No more today. See you.

Salman : See you. Thank you.

Mohammad Shahjahan

Teacher(English)

Kurmitola High School and College

English Language Trainer (Pavers Point, ETAB)

Executive Member , ETAB 

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