Cheating

Year: 1952

Runtime: 12 mins

Language: English

Director: Herk Harvey

Documentary

An educational public‑school short warns of the perils of academic dishonesty. Student John Taylor, overwhelmed by his algebra class, persuades his friend Mary to share her test answers. When his cheating is discovered, his reputation with classmates collapses and his seat on the student council is jeopardized, highlighting the serious consequences of cheating.

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