Academic Honesty
Integrity — When you do the right thing even though no one is watching.
~ Anonymous ~
Image: Edith Cowan University
PYP Learner Profile: PRINCIPLED
Key concepts: Responsibility, honest, integrity
At Bilkent Laboratory & International School, the learning community make informed, reasoned, ethical judgements (IB, 0402-04). They make the right choices, and maintain the five fundamental elements of honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility (IB, 0301-03-0300) at all academic levels.
Always include a bibliography or reference list for ALL the information you used for your research
Look at Kathy Shrock's Research & Reference Guide manual and use the five W's of Website Evaluation.
Watch the Brainpop video on Plagiarism.
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Acting with integrity begins in kindergarten. Children must learn how to be honest. They need role models to help them develop a sense of respect for doing the right thing.
Students need to be taught a moral vocabulary. Use the language of:
- Responsibility
- Respect
- Fairness
- Trustworthiness
- Honesty
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
What is it?
Plagiarism: When you use the ideas, words or work of another person without proper, clear and explicit acknowledgement. This may be intentional or not!
Appropriation: Taking the ideas of a person without their permission.
Collusion:This means allowing someone to copy your work with your agreement.
Duplication: If you use the same work for different assessment tasks.
Grade 4 Academic Honesty Products
Videos about issues of academic integrity
HOW TO CITE SOURCES FOR YOUR BIBLIOGRAPHY
Copyright and Fair Use by Commonsense Media
Copyright and plagiarism for kids by Shannon Bussell
The Name Game by FunKidsLearn