Cyber-Cheating

NEA Today, Nov 2004 by Flannery, Mary Ellen

"It's hard-especially if you've been teaching for a long time and you've got your curriculum set," Tjomsland acknowledges. It's particularly difficult, she adds, if your school or district doesn't support teachers with time off to seek professional development in these areas.

But it can be done-just remember Montana's Gardiner and his Shakespearean sneaks. These days, he's less often a victim than an advocate for watchfulness. Colleagues come up to him all the time, recall his sleuthing work, and ask, "How did you do that?"

It's elementary, my dear Watson!