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    instant downloading, searching, cutting and pasting has loosened some ideas of ownership and authorship. An increased emphasis on having students work in teams may also have played a role. “Students are surprisingly unclear about what constitutes plagiarism or cheating,” said Mr. Wasieleski, an associate professor of management. Howard Gardner, a professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, said that over the 20 years he has studied professional and academic integrity, “the ethical muscles

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    A writer who utilizes outside sources need to understand exactly what plagiarism is. Using sources clearly and efficiently should be your objective. Plagiarism is one of the greatest problems in academic writing at the moment. Another academic dilemma is students unable to locate reputable sources and use them effectively. There two problems are the effect of students not having the appropriate tools to conquer these challenges. according to Randall McClure “students often use web sources as a

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    and the next time, they won’t get away scott-free. It’s better they learn now than later. As a teacher, Mrs. Pelton has the right of giving them failing grades. There was also a mutual agreement between student, teacher, and parent, that any plagiarism or /and cheating will result in a failing assignment. She had sent out a contract for us to sign on the day she assigned the assignment, which was also the first day of school. The students had months to finish the botany project, so they have no

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    There are possible tons of reasons out there as to why college students plagiarize and other reasons that we as student’s can avoid academic dishonesty. It is so easy to cheat then it is to take the time out of our “busy” schedules to form a thought and actually write an essay. Today with the technology we have available in our hands, it makes it even easier to plagiarize someone else’s work on the internet or off of someone else’s paper. There are tons of ways to plagiarize but a few keep reoccurring

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    Academic ethics are the moral codes or the shared standards of an academic enterprise and the core of its success (Occidental College, 2016). Basically, academic ethics require each student, to be honest, responsible, fair, respectful, give credit where it is due, turn in their original work, and etc. (Michigan State University, n.d.). Academic integrity requires students to do their own work without unauthorized help from others, cheating, lying, plagiarizing, and stealing (Valdosta State University

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    Biblical Illusions

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    I am writing to you today to explain how terribly sorry I am for my actions. I now know what I have done was not the correct thing to do and what I should have done instead. I would like to go into to detail as to why I had done. For the plagiarism/biblical illusions incident, I had a misunderstanding of how to use the context of the biblical illusions and as to how to use them. I had thought that context meant that I was supposed to put down the textual evidence of the illusions from each

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    [pic] General Internet Skills Using the Internet for Academic Purposes As a student I need to have general internet skills to survive at the University of Phoenix. These skills include… ✓ Understanding what the purpose of the browser is. ✓ Understands the general structure of a website address. ✓ Understands the key features of a web page. ✓ Understands browser features such as; address bar, home buttons, history, etc. ✓ Knows how to use key words in a

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    In the world of education, a plague has struck many students. Instructors everywhere try to contain this epidemic call plagiarism. This struggle of writing has touchdown in many campus across the country. This is the result of students feeling the pressure of writing more than in the past. The problem with writing is not because students don’t know how, but rather feeling the pressure to meet socially place standards without plagiarizing. Many students plagiarize due to the burden of succeeding.

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    Jfk Rhetorical Analysis

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    Dear Members of the TAMIU Committee, I am writing to appeal the charge of academic rule violation of plagiarism. I was very surprised, and could not understand when I received an email form Mrs. Escudero on December 17, 2015 with was informing me that turn-it in had picked up two sources that were used and not listed on our references. I would like to urge you to please consider my statement. I admit, I had a very difficult time while I was working on the Rhetorical Analysis of John F. Kennedy.

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    In the editorial article “Why it matters that Mexico’s president is a plagiarist”, Marion Lloyd explains how the allegations against Mexico’s president Enrique Pena Nieto contradict his recent actions taken that are a greater part of his promoted educational reform. Lloyd claims that recent reports by a Mexican journalist accuse President Nieto of plagiarizing portions of his undergraduate thesis. These claims have led to a petition against revoking the president’s degree, which has gained 130,000

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