Academic Honesty Policy Quiz

What is the objective of the IISH Academic Policy?

• Allow students to copy work without consequences

• Define academic honesty and malpractice

• Encourage students to cheat

• Promote plagiarism

What is an example of collusion as defined in the IISH Academic Policy?

• Discussing exam content with a friend

• Sharing study notes with a classmate

• Working together on a group project

• Helping someone else cheat deliberately

What is the consequence for a student caught with unauthorized material in the examination room according to IISH Academic Policy?

• No action taken

• Extra time awarded to the student

• Student disqualified from the exam

• Evidence removed, fresh answer script given

What is the role of teachers in handling malpractice according to the IISH Academic Policy?

• Participate in malpractice with students

• Ignore any unethical behavior

• Report to the Program Coordinator in case of malpractice

• Encourage students to cheat

How can academic dishonesty be prevented according to the IISH Academic Policy?

• Ensure students are aware of marking criteria

• Encourage students to cheat

• Allow students to use unauthorized material

• Do not discuss consequences of dishonesty

What is the purpose of the review process for the IISH Academic Policy?

• Ensure accuracy toward meeting IB standards

• Avoid updating the policy

• Ignore feedback from teachers

• Disregard the implementation in classrooms

What is the consequence for a student presenting the same work for different assessments according to IISH Academic Policy?

• No action taken

• No grade awarded for that paper

• Extra credit given

• Student praised for efficiency

What is the responsibility of parents in relation to Academic Policy at IISH?

• Sign an agreement to support malpractice

• Encourage cheating

• Ignore the importance of honesty

• Counsel their children and not aid any malpractice

What is the consequence for a student caught copying from another student's paper according to IISH Academic Policy?

• Both students asked to start over without extra time

• Extra time awarded to the student

• No action taken

• Student disqualified from the exam

What is the definition of malpractice as per the IISH Academic Policy?

• Behavior that results in an unfair advantage in assessment components

• Following guidelines to prevent malpractice

• Encouraging students to cheat

• Allowing students to copy work without consequences