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Originally Posted by Ken Leung
I would hate to punish the whole group by ending the team...
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I agree that cancelling the team is not the best option. However, a whole team punishment may be what is needed. There is a student on your team who knows who is doing it, and will not want to be punished for it. That is when the student will come forward and you'll find your theif (hopefully). As for the students who aren't doing it, they'll move on and realize that it isn't their fault and they (directly) aren't being punished. This has been used on our team fairly well. Two years ago when some students broke curfew, the entire team was punished with an earlier curfew and room checks. There were no more curfew problems (at least to my knowledge). Team talks (lectures or tellings) coming from the people in charge can be good also. Let them know that you know it is happening and propose a solution. You can normally tell by people's reaction who is doing it or at least who knows who is doing it. I wish you the best of luck.