[5C] The Jockey Club Colouring Competition: analyzing the issue of cheating and academic dishonesty. by Chun Kit MAN

2025-09-09 06:02:07 UTC

It may cause the competition to be unfair and lack of competitiveness. It may also cause the real participant’s artwork to be left out and this is not fair to them

2025-09-09 06:05:36 UTC

Bring about the need for in person competitions / invalidate results from online competitions, thus increasing the fees for hosting a competition (venue fees, hiring employees etc.)

2025-09-09 06:07:16 UTC

Unfairness, unfair to those who rlly wanted to join the competition, thus losing their passion and motivation for joining the competition, ended up being disappointed and losing the interest n opportunity to join n showcase their creativity, along with losing the opportunity of being discovered his or hers potential.

2025-09-09 06:08:12 UTC

Making the competition meaningless and taking away opportunity for those really talented.

Competition is designed for us to discover talented children,and give them chance to showcase what they have.With the cheating atmosphere,their hardwork cannot be seen ,making the aim of the competition impossible to achieve.Those low income talents cannot be seen,competitions become meaningless place for riches to win honour.

s21101915 — 2025-09-09 06:09:45 UTC

Parent education

Live drawing

Submission of personal drawings from contestants

Explanation requirements from contestants

Fine for dishonesty 😘😘💋

s21109130 — 2025-09-09 06:09:46 UTC

Record the process of creating(including the face)
Educate students about honesty and fairness towards the competition .

s21111724 — 2025-09-09 06:10:47 UTC

1.Pressure to succeed

-The high expectations from parents and teachers to get a high marks in the exam create stress and pressure for students to strive for a excellent result.

2.peer influence

-student will be encouraged by their friends to cheat in the exam

2025-09-09 06:11:46 UTC

1. Technological Facilitation
   -The availability of technology can make it easier for students to cheat, such as through online resources or communication during exams.

2.Peer Influence
   - If cheating is common among peers, students may feel pressured to conform to these behaviours
 to fit in or maintain their social standing.

2025-09-09 06:14:13 UTC

Vicious cycle:

As some competitors use dishonest means to win, other participants might have to resort to similarly unfair methods to boost their competitiveness. Thus creating a vicious cycle.