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 Ethics: Cheating and Plagiarism Program Discussion Guide
5 THE KEY CONCEPTS: 1. Identifying cheating Define cheating and identify the various reasons why students cheat. Examine the effect cheating has on a student’s education—both for the student who cheats and the student who doesn’t cheat but kno...
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5 THE KEY CONCEPTS: 1. Identifying cheating Define cheating and identify the various reasons why students cheat. Examine the effect cheating has on a student’s education—both for the student who cheats and the student who doesn’t cheat but knows others that do. 2. Clarifying school policy. Review the school policy on plagiarism and check to see if it is applicable and clear. Can case studies be applied to it? Are the penalties clear and uniform? 3. Prevention There are several
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http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=1
www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=1
1 #604 ETHICS: <span class="highlight">CHEATING</span> AND PLAGIARISM Is copying homework from a friend considered <span class="highlight">cheating</span>? What about getting material from the Internet? The issue of <span class="highlight">cheating</span> in schools is more prevalent and relevant than ever in today’s culture; polls show that 80% of high school students admit to having cheated. In this program, teens speak out frankly about why they feel the need to cheat, while raising questions about ‘what counts” as well as the definition of <span class="highlight">cheating</span>. We also meet
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http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=2
www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=2
2 SECTION 1: WHY STUDENTS CHEAT Students talk about their attitudes on <span class="highlight">cheating</span>, why <span class="highlight">cheating</span> happens, how much they cheat or know other students who cheat, and the effect it has on their peers and their own education. 1. What are some of the reasons the students give as to why they, or other students, cheat? Students cheat because there are other students who cheat and get away with it; competition and the pressure to get good grades and get into good schools; teacher apathy; pressure
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http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=3
www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=3
3 SECTION 2: THE ETHICS PROJECT Freshmen at the Bergen Academies in Hackensack, New Jersey take a course on ethics, which addresses <span class="highlight">cheating</span> and plagiarism. In this class, they review their school’s plagiarism policy and review case studies to see whether the policy is clear and applicable. The students then review the punishments for violating the plagiarism policy. Case Studies 1. Taking ideas from an Internet source and rewriting them without crediting the original source 2. Copying
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http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=4
www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=4
with the <span class="highlight">cheating</span> policy to your school’s administration? SECTION 3: HOW CAN YOU PREVENT <span class="highlight">CHEATING</span>? Students discuss ways they can help prevent <span class="highlight">cheating</span> in their own schools 1. What do the students recommend to help prevent <span class="highlight">cheating</span> in their schools? Teachers be more familiar with their students; students be properly placed in classes that they handle; teachers have the freedom to create assignments particular to their own classes; parental involvement; more remedial help available FURTHER
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http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=5
www.pbs.org/inthemix/educators/ethics_guide.pdf#page=5
5 THE KEY CONCEPTS: 1. Identifying <span class="highlight">cheating</span> Define <span class="highlight">cheating</span> and identify the various reasons why students cheat. Examine the effect <span class="highlight">cheating</span> has on a student’s education—both for the student who cheats and the student who doesn’t cheat but knows others that do. 2. Clarifying school policy. Review the school policy on plagiarism and check to see if it is applicable and clear. Can case studies be applied to it? Are the penalties clear and uniform? 3. Prevention There are several
Arctic Animals 4-8
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http://www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/arctic-animals-4-8.pdf#page=23
www.seaworld.org/just-for-teachers/guides/pdf/arctic-animals-4-8.pdf#page...
Be au fo rt Se a Am u r R iv er Se a of O kh ot sk Be rin g Se a G ul f o f A la sk a Ba ffi n Ba y Ch uk ch i S ea Yu k o n R i v e r CA N A D A A LA S K A Ar c ti c C ir c le H ud so n Ba y Ri ve r Sa gu en ay N or th P o le RU S S IA G R E E N LA N D Ar c tic O ce an NO RW AY SW ED EN FIN LA ND ICELA ND M ur m an sk Di ks on Ti ks i Pe ve k Ba rro w Pr ud ho e Ba y Tu kto ya ktu k Ch ur ch ill Go dh av n Re so lut e Re so lut eT hu le Al er t Re yk <span class="highlight">jav</span> ik sc al e ~ 1 cm = 2 33 k m 23 3
Piers Plowman
lived in London, which is a principal subject of the early parts of his poem. There is, as a matter of fact, little proof for Langland's existence, and all that is known of him is inferred from supposedly autobiographical statements in the poem (such as the reference to his wife and child at...
Othello Study Guide
43 Compt the Day of Judgement “When we shall meet at compt/ This look of thine will hurl my soul from heaven…” (Othello, V,ii) Conjunctive united, jointly engaged “let us be conjunctive in our revenge” (Iago, I,iii) Converse interaction, exchange, conversation “&...
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43 Compt the Day of Judgement “When we shall meet at compt/ This look of thine will hurl my soul from heaven…” (Othello, V,ii) Conjunctive united, jointly engaged “let us be conjunctive in our revenge” (Iago, I,iii) Converse interaction, exchange, conversation “…I'll devise a mean to draw the Moor/ Out of the way, that your converse and business/ May be more free.” (Iago, III,i) Cope lie with “He hath, and is again to cope your wife” (Iago, IV,i) Counter-caster accountant; someone
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http://www.umass.edu/fac/media/othello.pdf#page=43
www.umass.edu/fac/media/othello.pdf#page=43
43 Compt the Day of Judgement “When we shall meet at compt/ This look of thine will hurl my soul from heaven…” (Othello, V,ii) Conjunctive united, jointly engaged “let us be conjunctive in our revenge” (Iago, I,iii) Converse interaction, exchange, conversation “…I'll devise a mean to draw the Moor/ Out of the way, that your converse and business/ May be more free.” (Iago, III,i) Cope lie with “He hath, and is again to cope your <span class="highlight">wife</span>” (Iago, IV,i) Counter-caster accountant; someone
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http://www.umass.edu/fac/media/othello.pdf#page=67
www.umass.edu/fac/media/othello.pdf#page=67
67 The doubting Moore replied; And if tis true she <span class="highlight">loves</span> him too, Better they both had died. Behold, my Lord, Iago said, Know you this token true? And then a handkerchief displaid, Which well Othello knewe. Twas one he Desdemona gave When they were wedded first, Wrought with embroiderie so brave: With rage he well nie burst. Whence got you that, whence got you that? Tell me or instant die! She gave it Cassio, but thereat Why roll your yellow eye? It is
Poetry Out Loud: The New Decalogue
Kiss not thy neighbor’s wife. Of course There’s no objection to divorce. To steal were folly, for ’tis plain In cheating there is greater gain. Bear not false witness. Shake your head And say that you have “heard it said.” Who stays to covet ne...
The WholeFamily Center
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The Cheating Disorder
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