academic-dishonesty.ppt

1、,Academic Dishonesty,200805140304 陳運云 200805140305 丁瑞 200805140306 何靜 200805140307 何小鳳 200805140308 衡楊 200805140309 胡曉蘭,Contents,Definition What is academic integrity? What is academic dishonesty? The famous academic dishonesty scandals The worst Physics Fraudster The falling of a Korean hero The on

2、ce associated professor Bad effects On students On society How do we do towards academic dishonesty? The establishment of specialized department The establishment of rule,Story telling,It is academic fraud.（學(xué)術(shù)欺騙） It go against academic integrity. （學(xué)術(shù)正直）,What is academic integrity?,Academic integrity

3、 is the moral code or ethical （道德的）policy of academia. This includes values such as avoidance of cheating or plagiarism（剽竊）; maintenance（維護） of academic standards; honesty and rigor（嚴(yán)厲） in research and academic publishing. And among all the immoral behaviors the academic fraud or the academic dishon

4、esty is the most overwhelming one.,What is academic dishonesty?,Plagiarism: （剽竊） Plagiarism is using someone elses ideas or work without proper or complete acknowledgment. For example, copying a passage straight from a book into a paper without quoting or explicitly citing the source is blatant plag

5、iarism. Fabrication: （偽造）The falsification of data, information in any formal academic exercise. Deception: （欺騙）Providing false information to an instructor concerning a formal academic exercisee.g., giving a false excuse for missing a deadline or falsely claiming to have submitted work.,What is aca

6、demic dishonesty?,Cheating:（作弊） Any attempt to give or obtain assistance in a formal academic exercise (like an examination) without due acknowledgment. Bribery:（賄賂） or paid services. Giving certain test answers for money. Sabotage: （破壞）Acting to prevent others from completing their work. This inclu

7、des cutting pages out of library books or willfully disrupting the experiments of others. Professorial misconduct:(教師錯誤行為）Professorial misconduct includes improper grading of students papers and oral exams, deliberate negligence（忽略） towards cheating or assistance in cheating.,The worst Physics Fraud

8、ster,Jan Hendrik Schon His fame worked at the famous Bell Labs (貝爾實驗室) successor of Albert Einstein. His scandal Peoples question His “careless”,The hero of Korea,黃禹錫,His fame The Korean hero The expected Nobel winner His scandal Fabricating datas Condemed,The once associated professor,賀海波,How could

9、 he be reemployed?,For his ability?,For his fame?,Bad effects on students,1. Incorrect auto-gnosis(自我認識) 2Potential dishonesty in career life one study found that students who are dishonest in class are more likely to engage in fraud and theft on the job when they enter the workplace 3Negative effec

10、t on job hunting Imagine this, a student with less ability, due to academic dishonesty, has access to a decent diploma. But when he use his diploma to get a job, his employer will find out his employer lack of required ability, which will definitely effect this employer hire someone graduates from t

11、he same university.,The bad effects on society,Education It interferes with the basic mission of education, the transfer of knowledge, by allowing students to get by without having to master the knowledge The pace of technical development Just like Schons case, government put millions of dollar into the fake experiment, which could be helpful in other fields. The idea stealer makes no contribution to the society On the other hand, if a persons ideas are stolen, he will slowdown his pace to pursuit knowledge. The definition of justice