Why middle-schoolers may cheat and how to stop it

Adolescents need ongoing opportunities to think deeply about what honesty and integrity mean to them and to help them align their choices with their beliefs. Author and SEL consultant Debbie Silver shares ways to counter cultural and classroom messages that might make kids feel it's okay to cheat or behave unethically. Read on.

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