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Professor: Good morning, class. Today, we're discussing the importance of academic integrity.
Student: Can you explain what that means? I’ve heard the term, but I'm not sure how it applies to us.
Professor: Great question! Academic integrity involves maintaining honesty in all academic work. For example, if you’re writing a paper, you need to make sure to properly cite any sources.
Student: What if I accidentally forget to cite? Does that count as cheating?
Professor: It could, yes. If it’s determined to be negligence, the results can be severe. It’s crucial to always double-check your work.
Student: I see. It sounds serious. Are there specific cases where students get punished?
Professor: Absolutely. For instance, if a student uses a strap for a controlled substance like a cheat sheet during an exam, it’s a violation.
Student: I guess a lot of students don’t realize how easy it is to slip up.
Professor: Exactly! Also, many students mistakenly think that using an online source without proper masking counts as original work.
Student: So, if I copy an article and don’t paraphrase it or reference it, that’s a breach too?
Professor: Correct. Always ensure to clarify the sources and avoid any misleading references in your work.
Student: Thanks, Professor! This helps clear things up.
Professor: You’re welcome! Remember, integrity in academics reflects your character.