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<\/a><\/p>\nAccidental Plagiarists<\/p>\n
There is little doubt that a large part of plagiarism incidents are intentional attempts to cheat, perhaps an equal proportion of incidents stems from students that are uninformed or unaware of proper citation and plagiarism. According to an article in THE Journal, this idea is supported by many educators as well as new research concluding that increasing knowledge on plagiarism and citation is a more effective approach than punitive approaches.<\/p>\n
Heather Scott, a Turnitin power user and English teacher at Air Academy High School in Colorado, first turned to Turnitin to help identify potential plagiarism. She quickly found the key to reducing plagiarism in her classes was in providing feedback to the students. With GradeMark\u00ae, Scott is able to show students what they did wrong, how to correct it, why it is important, and reinforce it in future assignments. She has even found tremendous value and results from having students review other student papers with PeerMark. Read the entire article, “The Accidental Plagiarists” in THE Journal.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.nxtbook.com\/nxtbooks\/1105\/journal_201101\/index.php?startid=39#\/55\/OnePage<\/p>\n
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IN THE NEWS<\/p>\n
ABC Nightline: The College Cheating Culture
\nNightline does a follow-up story on the popular “The Shadow Scholar” article, conducting an engaging interview with the custom essay writer \u2026
\nhttp:\/\/abcnews.go.com\/Nightline\/video\/college-cheating-culture-12389056<\/p>\n
Grammar Girl on Plagiarism
\nPopular podcaster and blogger, Grammar Girl, presents “What is Plagiarism.” She succinctly and gracefully defines plagiarism and goes through examples \u2026
\nhttp:\/\/grammar.quickanddirtytips.com\/what-is-plagiarism.aspx<\/p>\n
Maclean’s: What Punishment for Plagiarism?
\nAn English professor discusses the current state of penalties for plagiarism in universities and suggests his fair and reasonable approach to penalizing \u2026
\nhttp:\/\/oncampus.macleans.ca\/education\/2010\/12\/13\/what-punishment-for-plagiarism\/<\/p>\n
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