Plagiarism

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Plagiarism Respect the Work of Others Responsibly Cite Sources By Mr. Breitsprecher
What is Plagiarism?
- Stealing another’s work, ideas
- Not crediting ideas
- Not documenting sources
- Intentional or unintentional, doesn’t matter
Plagiarism is Wrong
- Academic misconduct
- Cheating
- Prevents learning
Avoiding Plagiarism
- Never copy full text
- Summarize
- Paraphrase
- Restate, own words
- Directly quote, giving credit
Cite Sources
- Always cite quotes
- Always cite paraphrases
- Cite ideas of others
- Author, date, page
- Example:
(Smith, 2007, p. 54).
Always Cite Sources
- Avoid plagiarism
- Do the right thing
- Think for yourself
- Take pride in your work
- Give credit where due