2.10: Academic Integrity: Recap

Let’s recap what you have learned in Unit 2

Key Takeaways

  • as a student, you are a part of the scholarly community
  • all members of this community must uphold the six principles of academic integrity: honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage
  • any act of falsification, misrepresentation or deception:
    • is dishonest and compromises the worth of other’s work
    • undermines the trust between students and professors
    • is unfair to students who pursue their studies honestly
    • disrespects professors and the institution as a whole
    • is irresponsible to yourself, because it prevents you from meaningfully reaching your own scholarly potential
  • it is your responsibility to uphold academic integrity standards through proper writing and citation practices
  • integrity violations can have severe academic consequences

 

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