Plagiarism Education and Prevention. A Subject-Driven by Cara Bradley

By Cara Bradley

Educational librarians and college teachers all over the world are grappling with an expanding prevalence of scholar plagiarism. fresh courses urge educators to avoid plagiarism via instructing scholars concerning the factor, and a few have endorsed the price of a subject-specific method of plagiarism prevention schooling. there's, in spite of the fact that, an entire loss of assets and information for librarians and teachers who are looking to undertake this method of their educating. This ebook opens with a quick review of plagiarism this day, via arguments in favour of a subject-based procedure. the remainder of the publication is split into educational topic components and contours an summary of the main matters in that topic sector, via a excessive profile and fascinating case in the discipline.

  • Subject-based method of spotlight the differing concerns and conventions of assorted disciplines
  • Real-life instances to catch scholar realization and illustrate the results of plagiarism in academia and beyond
  • Discussion inquiries to determine an energetic and fascinating pupil studying experience

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McEwan, I. (2001) Atonement. London: Jonathan Cape. McEwan, I. (2006, November 27) ‘An inspiration, yes. Did I copy from another author? No’. Guardian (UK). uk/. 43 Plagiarism Education and Prevention Modern Language Association (2004) Statement of Professional Ethics. org/ repview_profethics. Shafer, J. (2006, December 8) What did Ian McEwan do? Slate. com. Volokh, E. (2006, December 12) Plagiarism and Atonement. Wall Street Journal. com/. Law Association of Legal Writing Directors, and Dickerson, D.

Discussion questions • Ambrose offered the defense that the copied words constituted only ‘10 pages out of a total work of some 15,000 pages in print’ (quoted in Wiener, 2005: 190). What impact does this have on your perceptions of his wrongdoing? • What do you make of Ambrose’s defense (quoted in Robin, 2004: 47) that failure to put material in quotation marks was ‘a matter of methodology and not wrongdoing’? • It seemed, after Barnes’ initial revelation about The Wild Blue, that exposing flaws in Ambrose’s works almost became a team sport, with many critics checking his sources and locating more incidences of wrong-doing.

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. com/. Dionne, E. , Jr (1987, September 24) ‘Biden withdraws bid for presidency in wake of furor’. New York Times, p. A1. Fotheringham, A. (1987, September 28) ‘Peccadillos and presidents’. MacLean’s, 100: 68. Kaus, M. (1987, September 28) ‘Biden’s belly flop’. Newsweek, 110(13): 23–4. McDonald, M. (1987, September 28) ‘A candidate’s character in question’. MacLean’s, 100: 24, 26. ) Guidelines for Professional Conduct. ParentID=3. Posner, A. (1988, April 18) ‘The culture of plagiarism’.

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