Thanks for sharing the thoughts (did not quote them to keep things shorter
\ud83d\ude09 dealing with plagiarism needs a systematic approach, i.e., all course
instructors do things consistently and persistently, as each of us only
teaches at most a few courses out of a long list that our students take<\/p>\n\n\n\n
one thing i cannot understand academic cheating is why students pay high
tuition and get “cheated” themselves with a false sense of satisfaction.
when i explain my wondering to students, i noticed that most students do
realize cheating is stupid—especially none of them want to “be cheated”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
catch and punish (for education purposes) the hardcore and chronic,
motivate the middle ground toward the right direction, and help the top to
excel further probably is a good way to have an open and fair environment
and needs the effort of all of us. thanks again for the topic<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Thanks for sharing the thoughts (did not quote them to keep things shorter\ud83d\ude09 dealing with plagiarism needs a systematic approach, i.e., all courseinstructors do things consistently and persistently, as each of us onlyteaches at most a few courses out of … Continue reading