Academic dishonesty includes submission as one's own, work that has been produced by another. For example, using another student's speech from last year. Academic dishonesty includes copying or using unauthorized materials or equipment for exams, performances, rehearsals or class assignments. Academic dishonesty includes submission of a paper purchased from the Internet or other commercial sources. Academic dishonesty includes turning in the same paper for two classes without permission of both professors.
Academic dishonesty includes plagiarism.
Direct or intentional plagiarism is taking the exact words of an author without giving due credit. To the extent that behavior problems occur in the classroom, teachers should question the students and conduct systematic observations of them. Inadvertent plagiarism is failure to provide appropriate citations or failure to include quotation marks and thus indicates sloppy scholarship. How to avoid plagiarism 1. Give a complete acknowledgement of sources and include a bibliography of all sources used.