Academic Integrity Your choices matter!. Quickwrite: Select one of the following quotes regarding INTEGRITY and respond to it.

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Academic Integrity Your choices matter!

Quickwrite: Select one of the following quotes regarding INTEGRITY and respond to it.

Walk and Talk Get up, walk around the room, look for a peer who wrote about the same INTEGRITY quote and talk about your response. Now, walk around the room, look for someone who wrote about a different INTEGRITY quote and talk about your response. Be ready to discuss your thoughts about INTEGRITY with the class.

Brainstorm In groups, take a few minutes to brainstorm ideas for each of the following: Ways Students are Academically Dishonest Reasons students are Academically Dishonest Appropriate Consequences for Academic Dishonesty

Why does INTEGRITY matter? In your groups, discuss why, even though we might feel pressure to take short cuts, INTEGRITY matters to your assigned stakeholder. Be prepared to share the ideas discussed in your group with the class as a whole. 1. self5. alumni 2. peers6. employers 3. teachers7. society 4. GOHS8. family

What is plagiarism anyway?

Academic Integrity Policy Contract

Academic Integrity Policy Contract After reviewing the Academic Integrity Policy contract with your teacher: ● sign it ● take it home and review it with your parents ● ask your parents to sign it ● return your signed contract to your teacher by_____