no 19. 19? why did you guys go along with 21? peer pressure. peer pressure. yeah, peer pressure. i was trying to go against her say 19. four out of five people said no let s go up. you went with the rest? yeah, because we wanted to get on the show. brianna tells me while she clearly knew cheating was wrong, speaking up just got too hard. i didn t feel like i had a say because the ones it doesn t feel right. she struggles with t. a story that rosalyn wiseman, who works with teens on ethical issues, have heard before. it is complicated, because she was trying to, it wasn t working, it head her feel like what is the point of speaking out when i m just going to be overridden? here are your parents. i want to be n.
all of them say it was the heat of the moment that made they act like they normally wouldn t. my stomach kind of like was turning. taking out the phone and papers, something i don t like to do. so what should a teenager do when other kids cheat? rosalyn wiseman comes in with some advice. cause it s not like you see somebody cheating and you say, oh, my gosh, miles, you are cheating. that is so bad. that is against the school rules. don t you knee? you have to stop that right now. then you sound like some sort of after school special that s weird, right? much better, she says, be short but firm. you don t have to be all like long-winded sentences about it, but seriously, dude, stop, right? in your own words. let say miles is looking up the answers. we asked kyle to role play with our actor and give it a try. you are like so annoying, he is not answering. stop. do you think could you do that? yeah. like one of my friends, i would definitely i do that. what did
she is ticked now. when the coach comes back and looks at the times on the obstacle course 20, nice. miranda s mom is shocked by what happened. what do you mean? it wasn t 20. miranda is showing you up here? she is, very much so. i m very proud of her. she makes the right decision when times are right. impressed. very impressed. proud of my girl. then i tell them why they are really here. we are doing a show on cheating and your parents have been watching, they are actually very proud of you because you guys did call lauren out on the cheating. good job. miranda, your mom a little bit of an apology. miranda didn t know her mother was watching today but rosalyn wiseman says that when talking to kids about ethics, it s a good idea to tell them to simply imagine being watched all the time. i would think about who is
the person we respect most in our life and just as we are about to do something we are thinking is it ethical is it not, i don t know. you have that person why your head acting like this camera. fanned that person saw me right now doing that, how did it feel? i didn t think you would react that way. i really thought miranda s mother leaves corrected and proud. and while her daughter did the right thing today, rosalyn says there is more that parents should be talking about with their kids. she says in the real world, standing up for what s right is not always popular. what are you going to say to people who might get angry at you because you have come forward and done the right thing? you can t guarantee that people will thank you for that. there is no doubt that standing up to cheaters is hard but be harder in the next test. we are leaving the gym to take a test in the library and students tell us that most kids think cheating in school is no big deal. people go crazy if pe