Easter, and Summer. The criteria of performance is also very high, and geared towards the more able students. Many less able students who cannot survive the harsh curriculum eventually have nervous breakdowns. However, students who survive the education system in Hong Kong and the IB curricula have the mentality, motivation, and skills to succeed in any system around the world (see Biggs & Watkins, 1996). During the summer time, reports on the highest grading students of public examinations consistently
Citations Are Important,” 2014). 61 Chapter 7: Academic Integrity Plagiarism Plagiarism in higher education is a breach of academic integrity. Plagiarism is the use of another person’s thoughts, words, quotations, ideas, or phrases without showing proper acknowledgement from where the information came, whether intentional or unintentional (Grand Canyon