With back to school here for many this may be a question you need to ask yourself? Do you know if your child cheats at school? See the info below:
Cheating
- Only 23% of parents express concern about their teen going online to cheat in school, yet nearly half of all teens (48%) admit they’ve looked up answers to a test or assignment online.
- 22% of teens cheated specifically on a test via online or mobile phone; while only 5% of parents believed their children did this.
- 15.8% of teens have admitted to cheating on a test by looking up answers on their phone. Only 3.2% of parents thought their teens cheated this way.
- 14.1% of teens admitted to looking up how to cheat on a test online.
- Overall, 77.2% of parents said they were not worried about their teens cheating online.
Thank you to Michelle Dennedy Chief Privacy Officer, McAfee for this important information and teh info on teh cyber bully post.
Michelle currently serves as Chief Privacy Officer to McAfee, an Intel Company. She is responsible to creating a privacy practice that is focused on quality and excellence in McAfee’s policies, products, procedures and governance efforts. Her team is a staunch supporter of McAfee’s outreach efforts to educate and protect children, families and communities in the Digital Age.
Before coming to McAfee, Michelle founded The iDennedy Project, a consulting and advisory company specializing in privacy and security sensitive organizations. Michelle is also a founder and editor in chief of a new media site—TheIdentityProject.com—
Michelle was the Vice President for Security & Privacy Solutions for the Oracle Corporation. Her team worked closely with customers to enable them to proceed with the confidence that information is protected and accelerated as an asset.
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Thank you so much for applying time in order to create “Are your Children cheaters?
- Tales of a Ranting Ginger”. Thanks once again ,Louie