Dear college leaders,
Hello! The make-up exam of microcomputer principle has its own answers, which leads to cheating. At that time, the invigilator educated me, so the invigilator informed the department about it. With the education of school teachers and the help of classmates, I realized the seriousness of my mistakes.
At the beginning of school, we studied the student handbook, which in itself is a manifestation of the school's responsibility to students. I also know the seriousness of the consequences of cheating, but the desire for "60 points" makes me desperate, and the nature of the mistake is very serious. Cheating in exams harms many interests and has a very bad influence on schools. This action itself violates the principle of being a student. In addition, cheating itself is disrespectful to the invigilator. Therefore, when the invigilator told the school about it, it was also to let me deeply realize this. I remembered a German proverb: "In this world, no one will feel sorry for you except yourself." I am sorry for myself, my religion, my nation and my hometown. I betrayed them.
As a person, a person who is responsible for himself, if he does something wrong, he will be responsible for his actions.
I don't like to use the word "if", "if I didn't cheat, if the school wouldn't punish me". I don't need it, because I think it means passing the buck. I also realized my mistake in time and apologized to the invigilator after the incident. The next day, I also corrected my bad style in time. Although the invigilator at that time was affable and "helped" the students with each other, it could be said that "turning a blind eye", I was able to control myself at that time because I did nothing but write my own test paper carefully.
I am also well aware of my responsibilities after violating discipline: as a graduating student, my employment has been blocked, my membership index has plummeted, and I may miss many opportunities in the future. I won't complain about the unfairness of fate, because God is fair and not absolutely fair. He can forgive your disciplinary action today, but he won't turn a blind eye to your crime tomorrow. I also thank the school for finding and correcting my mistakes in time.
In order to comfort my mind and think about the future, I will also do everything around me seriously:
① Now that your grades are poor, you should spend more time on your studies and try not to fail at the end of the term; (2) I will pay great attention to changing my previous bad habit-lack of patience; I will never do anything against my integrity again-this is a profound lesson.
I will also write down today's crimes and never forget them, because-forgetting history means betrayal. Quote a lyric from The Leaving Train: "I know it's hard, but I still have to learn." Deep reflection, I urge the teacher to believe that I can learn a lesson deeply, correct my mistakes and do things better in the future. At the same time, I sincerely hope that teachers and students can continue to care and support me and deal with my problems as appropriate.
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