[IELTS] Cheating Note : My friends recommend this site to me and suggest that I ask for advices. So if anyone could help me with my writing, I would be very appreciated. Thanks in advance. TOPIC : Cheating is very common in classrooms. Despite effort made by teachers, students will always find a way to cheat. What are the reasons for cheating among students? What measures can be taken to prevent this? Cheating is a catch-all term that refers to all unauthorised activities attempted by students in order to obtain high scores. It has become one of the most conspicuous issues in almost every education system. What will be discussed below is an analysis of cheating motifs and some hands-on solutions. First of all, pupils cheat to strive for pass grades. It is noteworthy that various education systems worldwide are requiring their students to study a vast amount of subjects, ranging from core ones such as mathematics and physics to non-compulsory ones, namely computer science and art. Since coping with such a great deal of subjects seems to be a daunting for less talented students, a cheating attempt is done for the purpose of sustaining their scores. Hence, if cheating among students is to be eradicated, unnecessary subjects have to be withdrawn from the school curriculum. Other than striving for a decent score, another incentive for students to cheat is the fact that teachers are not taking cheating students seriously enough. As a consequence, pupils find it much easier to simply cheat to obtain straight-A with the neglience of their teachers. My proposal is that the government and the education board are to notify them about the paramount importance of not letting students cheat. What's more, each city and province should also employ a division of inspectors to ensure the quality of fundamental examinations. As shown above, students are motivated to cheat as a way to deal with strenous subjects and to obtain high scores. There are numerous solutions to this issue such as decreasing the number of subjects undertaken by students and employ education inspectors.