1. Plagiarism Avoiding Academic Misconduct

2. Activity 1 Compare the speeches made by two politicians, Stephen Harper and John Howard. What’s wrong with these speeches?

3. Activity 1 Listen carefully to their speeches! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8YwJC_nBgw&eurl=http://www.eslweb.org/resou rces/index.php?topic=606.0

6. What is plagiarism?

7. Choose 3 best key words to define plagiarism. copy, borrow, steal, cheat idea, opinion, sentence, essay, risk, punish, expel, Cite, quote, summarize,

8. Definition: plagiarism Copying the work of others and turning it as your own From: http://www.writing.northwestern.edu/avoiding_plagiarism.html

9. Definition: plagiarism Copying the work of others and turning it as your own From: http://www.writing.northwestern.edu/avoiding_plagiarism.html

10. copy, borrow, steal, cheat idea, opinion, sentence, essay, risk, punish, expel, Cite, quote, summarize,

11. copy, borrow, steal, cheat idea, opinion, sentence, essay, risk, punish, expel, Cite, quate, summarize,

12. Consequences of plagiarism

13. copy, borrow, steal, cheat idea, opinion, sentence, essay, risk, punish, expel, Cite, quate, summarize,

14. http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-10-19-wal-mart-heiress_x.htm http://walmartwatch.com/blog/archives/wal_mart_heiress_returns_college_diploma/

15. ESL students and plagiarism

16. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? Activity 2

17. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence?

18. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? Papers (response papers, research papers, argumentative essays, etc.) Homework Take home exams

19. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence?

20. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? Expression is perfect for what you want to say Not enough English Not enough time Easy access to information (on the Web) Showing respect for the author

21. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence?

22. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? Books Newspapers Journals Web sites etc.

23. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? http://esl.fis.edu/teachers/support/plag.htm

24. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? “Many of them have no idea that plagiarism will be regarded by most of their teachers as a kind of cheating.” http://esl.fis.edu/teachers/support/plag.htm

25. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? “Many of them have no idea that plagiarism will be regarded by most of their teachers as a kind of cheating.” http://esl.fis.edu/teachers/support/plag.htm

26. Do ESL students plagiarize? When do they plagiarize ? Why do they plagiarize ? From where do they "steal" ideas? Do they know that it's a serious academic offence? “Many of them have no idea that plagiarism will be regarded by most of their teachers as a kind of cheating.” http://esl.fis.edu/teachers/support/plag.htm

28. Plagiarism: any attempt to knowingly or deliberately pass off other's work as your own. Assign the student extra course work. Reduce the grade on the assignment or examination. Award a zero grade on the assignment or examination. Award a failing grade in the course. http://home.nau.edu/studentlife/handbook/appendix_g.asp

29. If the student has a past record of academic dishonesty, the minimum penalty shall be a failing grade in the academic project connected with the violation. In addition, the faculty member may […] recommend actions […] such as suspension, and/or dismissal from the university. http://home.nau.edu/studentlife/handbook/appendix_g.asp

30. Avoiding plagiarism

31. Restate what you read about the topic in your own words Clearly state where the information (that you used) came from

32. Restate what you read about the topic in your own words  summary, paraphrasing Clearly state where the information (that you used) came from  citation

33. Summary If you copy other people’s work (including books, articles, web sites) and make it to your own, you are plagiarizing. Plagiarism is a serious academic misconduct You can avoid plagiarism by summarizing, paraphrasing, and citing sources.