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What is academic integrity?

Asked by buggy84 (4points) October 16th, 2009
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patg7590's avatar

not cheating
trying your best
not giving your answers to others

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Sarcasm's avatar

Not cheating, plagiarizing, so on and so forth.

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jackm's avatar

not getting caught cheating.
convincing the teacher you’re trying your best.

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derekfnord's avatar

All of the above, plus trying to actually learn the material… not just trying to determine what you have to say/do to get the desired grade, and then saying/doing those things. (You owe this to yourself… not the school.)

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patg7590's avatar

@buggy84 welcome to Fluther :]

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Jeruba's avatar

@jackm, cheating without getting caught isn’t integrity. No kind of cheating is integrity, caught or not.

Similarly, trying your best, yes. Convincing the teacher you are when you aren’t, no.

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