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FBaggins

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4. Is using a calculator on a math test cheating?
Sat Sep 17, 2016, 02:46 PM
Sep 2016

The answer depends on what is being tested. If you're still learning the things that the calculator can do (e.g., graphing) then it is cheating. If not, then it's just a tool.

So the question here is whether the student is still developing reading comprehension. If so, then the audiobook is cheating. If it's only the content of the book that matters, then consume the content however you prefer (assuming it's unabridged). In some cases (e.g., Shakespeare) it could be preferred.

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