I remember when I was in school the teacher would pass out pocketless folders and have us stand them up to cover our tests like a wall covering the front and sides so there wouldn't be any cheating.

1. KCF(Keep Change Flip): Divide Fractions 2. KCC(Keep Change Change): Subtract Negative Numbers 3. SOHCAHTO(SOH stands for Sine is opposite over hypotenuse; CAH stands for Cosine is adjacent over hypotenuse; and TOA stands for Tangent is opposite over adjacent): Remembering the Rations for Trignometry 4.King Henry Died Drinking Chocolate Milk(Kilo, Heckto, Deka, Unit, Deci, Centi, and Milli): Remember prefixes of the metric system.

"Keep Pouring Chocolate on Frank's Gym Shoes" was an acronym used for remembering the organizational structure of the animal kingdom. Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Funny thing about that helmet is that in later seasons he sees Benedict Arnold and Abe on opposite shoulders like the Angel and Devil. You’ll see it later on!

Honestly, the teacher coming up to students and saying things like "I'll be real disappointed if you didn't do your assignment" would actually be pretty good motivation, for me, at least, since the only thing that really kept me motivated to do well was fear of disappointing others.

I've utilized the "write the answers all over your body cheat", but mostly confined to my palms. Ive used it on dozens, if not over 100 quizzes, tests, and finals through middle school, high school, and college, and never got caught. It particularly comes in handy for tests that require memorizing certain terms or vocabulary words. If you write really small, you can even fit a whole example problem for math or science.

Yeah you’ll see Benedict Arnold and Abe Lincoln later on

For a second, I thought Ned was going to go down like that student from The Simpsons who filled in everything on his scantron except the answer bubbles.

love the weasel and benedict fartnold

In my high school I graduated , they have a way so students don’t cheat. Basically it’s called the Casitas which are carton boxes they put in front of the desk so students they don’t cheat. And I remember students drawing in those cartboards lolok

5:22 His name is mr wright as i said before hes nice in most episodes overall we just seem to be getting a few of his weirder moments in a row here 😂

Hey, I know someone requested this like a few weeks ago. But I also would be interested in seeing you react to they Hey Arnold episode “Full Moon”. As a fan of the show. There are some more interesting episodes you should see soon. Like another being “Teacher’s Strike” in which the teachers at PS 118 go on strike against Principal Wartz. Another episode is “The Flood” When Wartz announces the school that they are stuck inside due to a massive flood

When I was in the 5th grade, in my science/history/math class. I had studied all night, the next day, and in class until it was time for this science test. I even brought my plush Ariel Little Mermaid doll for good luck. Anyway, I got a perfect score on my test however so did the girl right next to me. Both tests were the same word for word. My teacher (Ms. Jamison) knew one of us had cheated but didn't know who, so she gave us both Fs. I knew it wasn't me, but she couldn't just take my word for it the same with the other girl. So, she had us retake the test but this time she separated us. I took my test outside the classroom in the hallway. And Candace (that's what her name was) had to take hers inside the classroom. I got the same perfect score as I did last time, proofing to Ms. Jamison that I wasn't the cheater and Candace was. She got in trouble, and the F she deserved. I got moved to a new seat and an apology from Ms. Jamison (she wrote it on my test).

I remember an episode of Zoey 101 where a star football player was caught by another student cheating on an American Revolution exam by photographing the answers from the teacher's desk, The Great Vince Blake.

Students can find Texas Instrument Calculator Programs online that could either solve math problems or reduce the amount of work needed to solve a math problem. For instance, factoring square root problems like the square root of 240 equals 4 radical 15. A student could either use a program that could factor the equation for them or a program that could give them the factors of 240, and the student could look and decide on factors that would make up the final answer.

Funny thing is that when I was kid from elementary to High school,Nobody I knew ever cheated on a test

4:48 He looks more like a bagel to me

You look like the principal on Heinz ketchup commercial a little bit lol

As always I enjoyed watching this classic here with you! Until next time, cheers!

All of these episodes are bringing me back to my childhood so I thank you Sir. I loved how Cookie went to the extreme when he was accused of cheating😂

8:52 I have heard that mnemonics for PEMDAS before, but my sixth-grade math teacher had another one called “GEMS” that is a simplified version. It stand for “grouping symbols (parentheses, brackets and braces), exponents, multiplication and division, and subtraction and addition”.

It a good reaction! I think something schools should take in account is that some students get nervous during tests and even if they studied they forgot everything due to that... so sometimes that leads them to cheat. I never liked to cheat in tests, but I was so nervous filling them that I couldn't recall what I did studied, even if I didn't cheat, It did affect my grades at that time.

Hi, I am new to this channel. As often as I heard of the concept, I never knew anyone who cheated back when I was in school, nor did I ever try, myself. Mainly because I was too afraid of the idea of getting caught and failing, especially over that reason.

For Example as a writer of sobrenatural and religious stuff in spanish, I always remember 4th Grade SALI GEP Soberbia: Pride Avaricia: greed Lujuria: lust Ira: wrath Gula: gluttony Envidia: envy Pereza: sloth. Plus i always see reactions in english to hear it and get use to it. So i really enjoy KZfaq recommends content as yours.

I don’t like the thought of Moze covering up her test with a sombrero, either. More likely, I think she could form a shield with her left hand. I remember having some teachers who passed out cardboard frames (we called them “desk buddies”) to block others’ views of our tests. I also remember my old computer science teacher using tools called skins and shields to keep us from looking at the keyboard and from placing our hands on the keyboard the wrong way.

For music. EGBDF = Every Good Boy Does Dine, FACE for space notes, and then GBDFA = Good Boys Do Fine Always ACEG = All Cows Eat Grass for space notes

I remember some kind of mnemonic called CaReFuL. It was a guide on French consonants that are usually pronounced at the end of the word. (Sometimes I’d sneak Q into the back because there are a few that are like that, most notably “cinq” and “coq”.)

Ver a Moze usar un sombrero mexicano para evitar qué Bitzi le copie es lo mejor, jaja, por eso me encanta esta serie, divertida, exagerada, bizarra y la mejor. Y claro, el profesor qué siempre dice "este examen es grande, realmente grande" se llama Sr. Wright, cómo me he guardado decir spoilers de esta serie.🤭😂

I had a great US History teacher. He thought us “MAIN”. Militarization, Authoritarianism, Imperialism, and Nationalism. The causes of WW1

I enjoyed this more than the couple of previous ones bc it had more "truths" and that's where ur reactions are best 😁❤️ I also dislike cheaters btw, but I think we all felt the temptation at some point 👀

Cuando estudiaba en El Dorado High School, recuerdo qué Miss Monica la teacher de biología nos decía "¿Quién trae CHON?" A los alumnos qué hablabamos español nos daba risa porqué "CHON" en español es ropa interior, pero "CHON" Era para recordar los elementos del cuerpo, Carbono, Hidrógeno, Oxigeno y Nitrogeno, "CHON" jaja que recuerdos.

I have heard of cheating by putting programs onto a TI-84 or TI-84 Plus calculator, but I’ve also heard of people doing it by putting linear or quadratic functions into the calculator so they spelled out an answer on the graph. This, I believe, is why they always make you clear the RAM on your calculator when testing.

This episode taught me about not cheating when you're doing a test

this is so interesting. I didn't think someone of your level would react to this... This is enjoyable.

At my school, there are 2 teachers in the ESL classroom and I have caught so many students cheating on their vocabulary tests. 😢

Order of Sharps: Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle. Order of Flats: Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father. 🎶

my school also used the same pneumonic device “please excuse my dear aunt sally” for PEMDAS i completely forgot the planet one though 😅

At most, I would've just wrote down the wrong answers and then went back and corrected them at the last minute. But it'd really be easier to just tell a teacher, you don't have to fully rat someone out, but it'd be good to give the teacher insight in what's going on.

I can say from experience that although teachers aren't so blatant about saying it's "the most important test of your life" but more of how much emphasis is put on studying can put imaginations like that in your head. Especially if it's public; an oral report like a Powerpoint where you have to present and give a summary of the book or study, which counted as a test in my school.

The name of the teacher who talked to Ned at the start is Alistair Wright and he is the principal of the school.

I have never heard of the whole “paper in the hair” thing. You’d need a lot of hair to get away with that, maybe preferably an Afro. Otherwise, the paper could stick out like a sore thumb.

This show makes me feel like I'm 100 years old I can't believe I was 11 when this show came out.

i think they made it look like it was all connected to cookie just to show how he always relies on technology that it has actually become a part of him to the point where when mr sweeney pulls on the wires and it hurts him (could be a placebo)

my school would always put these long dividers on everyone’s desk to prevent cheating

Could you check out some episodes of Abbott Elementary or Smart Guy by chance?

I once had a teacher who was very oblivious to very obvious cheating. I never did it, but other students turned in a multiple choice hour long test in 45 seconds. He was using freely available tests online and students would just memorize the answer key for each version. He genuinely seemed to think he was just that good of a teacher

7:50 That’s how I always prepared myself for AP College Board exams because we were always given a heads-up about the weight of each unit on the test.

9:42 For a minute, I thought that meant Washington, Jefferson, Tyler, Harrison, and Monroe. (Weasel, jumped, toilet, homework, mouth; it is a little reasonable why it wasn’t a mnemonic because that’s not even the correct order of the presidents.)

6:32 plenty of kids want to learn, it's just that schools put way more weight towards your scores and performance. i loved learning new things, but school practically beat that out of me

You forgot the funniest joke cookie passed, but just to my Sweeney. It looks like he takes other tests in that thing you put around a bed in nurses office in the classes I think is he may be naked or in his underwear

The mnemonic i remember is Kings Play Chess On Funny Green Squares. It is to remember the taxonomic rank. Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

8:42 I remember a couple of those!

HOMES for great lakes is a good one too.

Ned looks good

There are two other ways I’ve seen people cheat. First, I’ve seen them do something very much like writing on part of their body, but to hide the fact that they’re cheating, they’ll write with invisible ink or one of those pens that dispenses ink that you need glasses to see. (They’ll do this not just on their bodies, but also on surfaces like desks and walls, which is very difficult to do because it requires very risky entrance into the school building and wise planning of which testing room to do it in.) Second, I’ll see people write answers on the inside of a water bottle. I have personal experience with being permitted to drink from a bottle of water while testing, but if that’s not permitted, I’ve seen students get away with it by lying that they need to keep the bottle nearby under a doctor’s orders.

Trigonometric ratios: the mnemonic I always hear is SOHCAHTOA, but the one I learned was Oscar Had A Heap Of Apples Planets: Many Very Eager Mountaineers Jump Swiftly Up New Peaks Great Lakes: HOMES States obtained after the Mexican-American War: CANT (California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas) Treble clef: Every Good Boy Does Fine for the lines, FACE for the spaces (is there a mnemonic for the bass clef? I sure could use one.) Guitar strings: Every Apple Does Go Bad Eventually French verbs that use être in the passé composé: Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp

5:07 There’s that music again. It really reminds me of Seinfeld.

During this month we have the end of course test like Mr wright says is big… huge I had to cram my notes to pass and payed attention to the test and I did pass and my class failed and it was math 3

I think you should react to New Amsterdam Season 2 Episode 16 'Perspectives' and as a principal it brings up something you may have to think about in your job

This is a great video! I just found your channel not too long ago, and I really like it. I like your reactions. I like your Ned’s Declassified videos the most. One show that takes place in a school that I think would be cool for you to check out is Glee. 😊👍

About people who cheat just for the pride of being the best have you ever met any of them, whose parents where the kind of parents who basically forced their kids to have nothing but good grades, and who take it like one point as bad as the equivalent of them getting an F, are those people more likely to cheat just to know they lived up to their parents high standards also there are two shows that were officially put on KZfaq that you should check out the first Mr. Young a sitcom about a kid genius, who skipped so many classes that he’s basically the age when he should be being in high school, he’s actually teaching it you said, check it out for the principal, one of the most incompetent and corrupt principles ever who is also moron, and the second is Detentionaire, which started out as a show about a guy just trying to prove he was framed for the biggest prank in high school history they got him a whole year of detention and eventually default into a giant conspiracy

12:25 - 12:30 Actually, when I was in school before the day of the exam, I used to make a quick mind recap of the topics of a test, when I was sleeping. It’s really helpful, because you can get a summarize of what topics you already know and which ones you don’t; therefore, I focus on the things I need to reinforce But yeah, using the helmet wouldn’t help too much.

For me we had for the directions Never( North) Eat(East) Soggy(South) Waffles( West) if helped a lot when I was a kid.

Do you think the B-plots of Simpsons episodes Duffless and YOLO, and Lisa's arc in 500 Keys, give you enough material to work with?

This reminds me of a story my chemistry teacher said about a girl in his class who cheated off her four best friends. It was a problem he tried to deal with but each time the girls found a way to help their friend cheat. The story I remember was just ingenious. One day for a test my teacher put the cheater in the center of the class and her four best friends at the four corners of the class to keep them from cheating......but they did. As they took the test, the best friends gave the cheater the answers by tapping their pencils in MORSE CODE. I guess he never thought to make the exams open answer instead of multiple choice. That might have helped.

I don't see how you could feasibly cheat your way into the honor role even if you wanted to. Cheating is far too risky and difficult to get away with consistently over a long period. Not to mention it would probably be completely nerve-wracking. Even if it weren't wrong, cheating isn't worth the effort or the stress.

Funny enough I have test tmrw and me watching this video relating to school and cheating

A tip on getting people not to cheat off you...try sitting in the very front of the class.

I admit it, I used to have a very bad habit to cheat on tests

I remember all the times I used to cheat in school. I got away with it….. for the most part.

I'll admit, I did cheat on some test and stuff, not because I want or do it a lot, I do try to do things or parts of the test that I do know myself but sometimes there's a thing or subject I just can't do. Sometime My teachers give me some answers, I usually have someone to read out the questions cause I'm terrible at reading

Good episode of ned good reaction as always. I got a SpongeBob recommendation it's one of my favorite episodes and has a good life lesson about the importance of being careful with money. The episode is called Porous Pockets. Id like to see your take on this episode it's a good lesson in this show that students can learn as well

I know in math class our teachers gave us programs

never cheat it will get you nowhere in life and it's bad

I would feel bad sharing my opinion on cheating in front of a principal 😬

15:13 I don’t think the cyborg thing is meant to be taken literally ;)

how some people manage to cheat is honestly pretty impressive. if only they'd put that dedication into studying.

Students mostly get to use calcualtors during Middle and High School. But once a student reaches college they can't use calculators on exams or quizzes, because it's considered cheating in college. That's probably because students have the opportunity to go online and look for programs that would give them the correct answers to a math problem.

Loving these I Recommend you look at the movie, Sticks and Stones with Gary Busey I would definitely like to hear your opinion on it

You should react to the owl house episode " the first day" you'll love the principal

I hated mnemonics; they were harder to remember than the actual information.

Can you react to the Field trip episode

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Thankfully, this is Bitsy's last episode of the show. She ends up getting replaced by another character for Seasons 2 and 3. At least the new character is better than Bitsy, in my opinion.

Please React to my hero academia, it’s a super hero school anime

My best way of remembering the planets throughout my life was "The Planet Song" from Blue's Clues.😎🪐🎶🐾