To maintain academic integrity, it is necessary for you to take full credit for your own ideas and provide attribution to others' ideas you incorporate.
True
False
I say True
I agree.
I need the answers to these questions.
1. I am not allowed to use the Internet, the textbook or my notes while taking tests
and quizzes, unless specifically approved by my teacher for that assessment.
2. It is always possible to earn back credit after an academic integrity violation.
3. I can copy and paste a small amount of information as long as it is only 3
sentences or less.
4. When I start an assessment I am required to complete the whole thing in one
sitting unless I have made special arrangements with my teacher.
5. If I am having trouble on an assessment, the teacher is the only person I should
contact.
6. It is not plagiarism if I take a sentence that I found and change a few words
around.
7. If I have a 2nd offense I may be given the opportunity to regain up to half credit.
8. Question and answer websites are great sites for studying or research.
9. If I am not doing well on a test, I can study more and come back to it later.
10. If I am taking a test during non-school hours and I'm having trouble, I should
complete the test and send a webmail to my teacher as soon as I am done.
it is a true or false quiz
To determine whether the statement is true or false, we need to understand the concept of academic integrity and the practice of providing attribution.
Academic integrity refers to the ethical behavior and honesty that students should practice in their academic work. It means taking full credit for your own ideas and work and giving proper recognition to others' ideas and sources you incorporate into your own work.
When you incorporate someone else's ideas or words into your work, it is crucial to provide attribution. This involves clearly and accurately referencing the original source or author from where the information was obtained. Proper attribution can be done through citing sources using specific citation styles, such as MLA, APA, or Chicago.
Based on this understanding, the statement "To maintain academic integrity, it is necessary for you to take full credit for your own ideas and provide attribution to others' ideas you incorporate" is true. By providing appropriate attribution, you demonstrate respect for other people's intellectual property and avoid plagiarism, which is a serious academic offense.
In summary, as a part of maintaining academic integrity, it is important to take credit for your own ideas and give attribution to others' ideas that you incorporate into your work. Therefore, your response of "True" is correct.