The consequences of cheating can be hard for a tween or teen to understand. Without the ability to see the long-term effects, children may feel that the pros of cheating (good grades) outweigh any negatives. That’s why it’s important for parents and teachers to explain the consequences of cheating, such as:
*.Cheating lowers your self-respect and confidence. And if others see you cheating, you will lose their respect and trust.

*.students who repeatedly plagiarize Internet content lose their ability to think critically and to distinguish legitimate sources from those that are not.
*.students who cheat in high school are more likely to do the same in college, and college cheaters, in turn, are more likely to behave dishonestly on the job.
*.If you are caught, you could fail the course, be expelled, and gain a bad reputation with your teachers and peers.
*.Students who cheat are wasting their time in school. Most learning builds on itself. A child must first learn one concept so that they are prepared for the next lesson.
*.If they don’t learn the basic concept, they have set themselves up to either continue failing or cheating. "cc lalasticlala, dominique

cheating is a sin against GOD

Above all, cheating is a crime do not cheat.