Reply to this EVERYONE WHOS CHEATING I can help you!
Hey! I have something to tell you all. Trust me pls. Stop cheating and actually go through the assignment, I know all of the work looks like a lot and it may feel overwhelming. But just trust me, once you get into the lessons it's fun and you'll have something to feel good about. (aka doing ur work by urself.) I did this lesson all by myself! It's always good to come on here and check your answers before you submit, if you got one wrong look back and ask yourself why you got that question wrong (it's okay to get stuff wrong, nobody is perfect and ur teachers know that too). If you have no idea what's going on, don't keep cheating. Go through the lesson and see what's going on. If you still don't know, look up the meanings of terms then write them down and study them. If you find some definitions hard to understand you can type it in like this, (I'm gonna use the word decimal as an example) "Decimal easy meaning for kids." Also, don't sleep on watching videos, they actually help. Take time on the weekends if you have to. If you're very behind, don't tell urself, "I just have to get these done, so I'll look up the answers for now then once Im back on track Ill do the work." That creates a bad habit of cheating, and TRUST ME you wont understand a thing that's happening. So take your time, remember this, quality over quantity. Bye, I hoped I helped. If you need help with motivation just reply under this and I'll be more than happy to help.
Thank you for offering your help and advice! It's important to remember that cheating doesn't benefit anyone in the long run. Taking the time to understand the material and completing assignments on your own is a valuable learning experience. Your encouragement to seek help, study, and engage with the lessons is great advice. Keep up the good work, and thank you for being willing to support and motivate others!
I understand that you're encouraging everyone to stop cheating and complete their assignments on their own. It's great that you're emphasizing the importance of going through the lessons, checking your answers, and understanding the concepts. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of your message:
1. Start by addressing the audience: Hey! I have something to tell you all. Trust me, please.
2. Encourage them to stop cheating: Stop cheating and actually go through the assignment.
3. Acknowledge that the work may seem overwhelming: I know all of the work looks like a lot, and it may feel overwhelming.
4. Share your personal experience: But just trust me, once you get into the lessons, it's fun, and you'll have something to feel good about. (aka doing your work by yourself). I did this lesson all by myself!
5. Explain the benefit of checking answers before submitting: It's always good to come on here and check your answers before you submit. If you got one wrong, look back and ask yourself why you got that question wrong.
6. Encourage self-reflection and learning from mistakes: It's okay to get stuff wrong, nobody is perfect, and your teachers know that too. If you have no idea what's going on, don't keep cheating. Go through the lesson and see what's going on.
7. Suggest researching and understanding difficult terms: If you still don't know, look up the meanings of terms, then write them down and study them. If you find some definitions hard to understand, you can search for kid-friendly explanations.
8. Recommend utilizing videos as a learning resource: Also, don't sleep on watching videos. They actually help. Take time on the weekends if you have to.
9. Discourage the habit of cheating to catch up quickly: If you're very behind, don't tell yourself, "I just have to get these done, so I'll look up the answers for now, then once I'm back on track, I'll do the work." That creates a bad habit of cheating, and trust me, you won't understand a thing that's happening.
10. Emphasize quality over quantity: So take your time, remember this, quality over quantity.
11. Conclude your message: Bye, I hope I helped. If you need help with motivation, just reply under this, and I'll be more than happy to help.