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    requirements for the portfolio, I feel it’s a great way to introduce the class to what’s ahead and expected of us. More so why it is importation that the college, teachers and classmate expect integrity from one another. By understanding what academic dishonesty is, and avoiding any misunderstandings by utilizing the proper tools such as online resources, extra readings the teacher has posted and our writer’s reference guild, we can easily fall into Carter’s definition of integrity. I look…

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    expectations of above-average academic performance. Because of this increased stress, students often have poor academic performance, changes in social and personal behavior, and even physical and mental illnesses. Grade-point averages have…

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    This magic sometimes is hard to control if you are not aware of it and once you break it, the whole world will be changed differently. I use quotes, MSU policy and my person experiences and perspective to explain the connection and importance of academic integrity. The quote from the “Brother Karamazov” really inspire me a lot about how lie can affect everything around you. As many lies we actually make up, more pressure can really put on you and your life. Because you are not just hurt…

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    Eighty percent of graduating high school students admit to cheating in school at varying degrees of frequency. Why do students often cheat off another person’s test or homework? One student may be on academic probation and find an easy solution to receive a good grade. Maybe that person wants to be the top student in the class, so they get the temptation to cheat. Those may say that cheating is not a serious problem. However, cheating is a serious problem. Cheating can occur when students…

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    An Ethical Dilemma and Turning on Turnitin were both similar because they both were strongly against plagiarism. These articles go about it in different ways, an Ethical Dilemma talks about how kids plagiarize more than any other generation, and Turning on Turnitin talks about the software to catch plagiarism that we use today. Both of these articles want the same thing, they want to end plagiarism and make kids go out and work for their own grades. These articles present clear…

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    Clovis Community College Plagiarism Policy Responsibilities of Members of the Clovis Community Collegeg We, as a community, are responsible for encouraging others to be academically honest. Our faculty holds the responsibility of educating our students about plagiarism. Instructors should teach students about what plagiarism is, ways to avoid it, and what the consequences are when caught plagiarising. Instructors should be checking for signs of plagiarism during grading of the assignments. If…

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    Academic theft isn’t as simple as copying rather your devaluing a person by stealing the skills they worked really hard to perfect; therefore, honor codes should be implemented to keep a student’s individuality. Furthermore, cheating is a part of the environment; however, that doesn’t mean we can’t change the environment. Students feel as though they have no control over the honor codes, which is why students need to be incorporated in creating new honor codes to make them feel more immersed in…

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    Academic dishonesty is an awful conduct that can be infectious. Actually, the vast majority of us have been impacted or watched something that was scholastically unscrupulous but since one individual did it, we obliged it. A few people may have allowed their eyes to meander onto their neighbor's answers amid an exam, obtained or utilized somebody's homework or duplicated a paper from the web. When somebody has been impacted or watched scholastic contemptibility it is interesting how speedy and…

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    & Gherwash, Aug 12, 2013), plagiarism is a serious problem and it is a form of academic dishonesty which involves copying of a writer’s opinions or ideas as one’s own. It can cause bad results such as failing the course, assignment, suspension or even expulsion. If people do not pay attention to their papers, plagiarism may occur accidentally. To prevent plagiarism, many schools maintain the strong standards of academic honesty. Seneca College and Niagara College also have strict plagiarism…

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    varies for everyone. Throughout the following two years, the concept of Timshel will be present in my academic and social lives, where I’ll need to make choices which will either allow me to approach or deviate from the pursuit of my goals, and will influence…

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