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Do Professors Care About Cheating? (Honestly, It Varies)

Short answer: Most care a great deal — but not always for the reason students assume, and not all act […]

Short answer: Yes, in principle — a professor can correct a grade long after the course ends, and many institutions

Short answer: On a personal account, no — most schools have a policy against staff accepting friend requests from current

Short answer: In most US schools, nothing prohibits a teacher from being Facebook friends with a genuinely former student who

Short answer: No — Canvas cannot see what software you used to write a document. It receives a finished file.

Short answer: Yes. Canvas’s Course Access Report logs it, and Instructure is explicit about the mechanism: “A view is counted

Reviewed and updated August 2026. Short answer: Usually, yes. Experienced teachers are generally good at spotting a student crush —

Updated August 2026 Short answer: Most of the things people say teachers “can’t legally do” are not actually illegal —

Short answer: Usually yes. In most schools a teacher may set a late-work policy and refuse work that misses the

We’ve all been to classes or at the very least received instruction from teachers. They seem confident about the subject