Academic Honesty

Academic Honesty: A set of values and skills that promote the learner profile trait principled, as well as integrity in teaching, learning and assessment.

• Okay

• Not okay

Accomplice to Cheating: Someone who helps another in their choice to cheat in an assessment situation.

• Okay

• Not Okay

Authentic Authorship: A scholar’s piece of work based on his/her individual and original ideas along with any ideas and work of others that are fully acknowledged.

• Okay

• Not okay

Cheating: Behavior that results from a scholar making a deliberate choice to gain an unfair advantage in an assessment situation.

• Okay

• Not okay

Citation and Formatting: OHMS will use the MLA citation format in all MYP classes.

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• Not okay

Collaboration: Cooperative work with other learners on academic tasks where students are assigned individual responsibilities.

• Okay

• Not okay

Duplication: Turning in the same work for different subject areas by the same student.

• Okay

• Not okay

Malpractice: Any act of academic dishonesty including plagiarism, cheating, and accomplice to cheating.

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• Not okay

Paraphrasing: Using different words to restate another person’s ideas.

• Okay

• Not okay

Plagiarism: Using words, ideas, or products that belong to another person or source, without giving credit to the source from which it was taken.

• Okay

• Not okay