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Academic dishonesty

15 Oct 2007

COU Academic Colleagues – James Neufeld and James Dianda Page 1. Academic Dishonesty: A Survey of Policies and Procedures at Ontario Universities (May 2007) disclaimer, many of the policies provide lists of may open up the argument of ignorance about the dizzying length, as though the definition were definition of plagiarism as a possible defence on nevertheless attempting to achieve the the part [...] Without The second definitional issue concerns the rise of limiting the generality of this definition, the Internet and the nature of information sharing academic fraud occurs when a student on the worldwide web. [...] McMaster, for free to determine the number of marks deducted example, allows for a reduction in marks as a based on his or her assessment of the severity of the penalty for academic dishonesty, but recommends a violation of academic honesty up to the point of grade of “0” on the offending assignment, test or assigning a grade of “0.” In those instances when exam as the usual penalty. [...] Again, penalty guidelines that requires the grade of “0” as the minimum penalty allow for a lesser penalty but recommend for academic dishonesty and a university that suspension for a period of at least one term as the recommends the grade of “0” as the usual grade usual penalty capture much of the spirit of the penalty for academic dishonesty can share a strong aforementioned required penalty and [...] Many Ontario institutions employing a separate From an Ontario-wide perspective, the question of code on the transcript that specifies academic the recording of instances of academic dishonesty dishonesty as the cause for a particular entry make on a student’s transcript is an important one, since provision in their policies for expunging that code a notation on the official transcript is the only
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Authors

Neufeld, James

Pages
16
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Canada

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