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Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????

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Cheating is cheating what way a person choose. Types of academic cheating Plagiarism, Deception, Cheating, Bribery, Sabotage, Professional misconduct and Impersonation has been discussed.

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Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
NAME SHER MUHAMMAD SHAKIR DISP: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (7TH SEM) UNIVERSITY: UET LAHORE
Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
? Academic cheating is defined as representing someone else¡¯s work as your own. It can take many forms, including; 1.Sharing another¡¯s work, 2.Purchasing a term paper or test questions in advance, 3.Paying another to do the work for you.
? Plagiarism ? Deception ? Cheating ? Bribery ? Sabotage ? Professional misconduct ? Impersonation
? The adoption or reproduction of original creations of another author without due acknowledgment
? Providing false information to an instructor concerning a formal academic exercise¡ªe.g., giving a false excuse for missing a deadline or falsely claiming to have submitted work.
? Any attempt to give or obtain assistance in a formal academic exercise (like an examination) without due acknowledgment.
It is paid services. That is giving certain test answers for money.
? Acting to prevent others from completing their work. This includes cutting pages out of library books or willfully disrupting the experiments of others.
? Professional acts that are academically fraudulent equate to academic fraud and grade fraud.
? Impersonation is a form of cheating whereby a different person than the student assigned an assignment or exam completes it.
Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
? Students use different ways for cheating such as: ? Fingernail Method ? Reflection method ? calculator Method ? Looking method ? Pen Cap method ? Desk Method ? Alternative Sleeve Method ? White Ink Method
? Students write down information on the fingernails and it is the easy way for looking at their hands.
? Students use reflective surface folder on exam day. They Scribble the necessary notes on the surface using a sharp piece of metal and look at it from the right angle. The notes show up.
? By using scientific calculator students can solve mathematical and other problems.
? By simply cracking your neck or something like that, try to take a brief look at the paper of another student
? Students take short notes on small slip of paper and then roll up and slip the paper into the cap of pen.
? This is a very easy but complicated method that can be used for almost any test. Students keep their notes in desks.
? Some students slide the paper with their notes or answers into their sleeve.
? Some students write in a barley visible color e-g. pale yellow or white on their arm.
Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
? vice chancellors of five different universities ? 50 teachers from different schools, colleges and universities ? 200 students from different schools, colleges and universities of different provinces.
? 100% of the heads of institutions said that cheating is not out of control and they have controlled cheating in their respective institutions. ? 92% of university teachers said that it¡¯s not out of control and 8% of them said that it is impossible to control until and unless students do not correct themselves morally.
? 95% of school and college teachers said that cheating is out of control because of our environment. They help students to cheat because of personal relations with the students. And 5% of them said that cheating is not out of control and they do not support any cheating activity ? 89% students told that cheating is totally out of control. 9% of students said that it is not totally out of control but it is difficult to control and only 2% of students said that cheating is not out of control.
? From our survey we conclude that 49.75% 0f the people said that cheating is controllable and 50.25% people said that cheating is totally out of Control.
Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
? Students take pressure to succeed in a highly competitive world. ? They see cheating in every fact of life: politics, business, home, and school ? Students do not do hard work. So to find shortcuts they try to cheat
? Students cheat in exams to get higher grades. ? Incompletion of course in time. ? We consider it as our right.
? Some students help their friends and poor students in exam so that they may get passed. ? Invigilation staff is not strict ? Invigilation staff has personal relations with students.
? As for as assignments are concerned teachers do not check the home assignments, so students cheat and copy assignments of one another. ? Students sometime get a very short time for assignments. So they copy from one another or from the internet.
Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????
? Students Awareness ? Role of parents ? Role of teachers ? Role of ulma-e-karams ? Education system ? Penalties for the cheaters
Our conclusion is ¡°yes cheating is out of control in the present conditions but it can be controlled if the recommendations are implemented otherwise it is totally out of control¡±.
?.QUESTIONS..
Thank you for your attention ? 37

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Is Academic Cheating out of Control??????

  • 2. NAME SHER MUHAMMAD SHAKIR DISP: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (7TH SEM) UNIVERSITY: UET LAHORE
  • 4. ? Academic cheating is defined as representing someone else¡¯s work as your own. It can take many forms, including; 1.Sharing another¡¯s work, 2.Purchasing a term paper or test questions in advance, 3.Paying another to do the work for you.
  • 5. ? Plagiarism ? Deception ? Cheating ? Bribery ? Sabotage ? Professional misconduct ? Impersonation
  • 6. ? The adoption or reproduction of original creations of another author without due acknowledgment
  • 7. ? Providing false information to an instructor concerning a formal academic exercise¡ªe.g., giving a false excuse for missing a deadline or falsely claiming to have submitted work.
  • 8. ? Any attempt to give or obtain assistance in a formal academic exercise (like an examination) without due acknowledgment.
  • 9. It is paid services. That is giving certain test answers for money.
  • 10. ? Acting to prevent others from completing their work. This includes cutting pages out of library books or willfully disrupting the experiments of others.
  • 11. ? Professional acts that are academically fraudulent equate to academic fraud and grade fraud.
  • 12. ? Impersonation is a form of cheating whereby a different person than the student assigned an assignment or exam completes it.
  • 14. ? Students use different ways for cheating such as: ? Fingernail Method ? Reflection method ? calculator Method ? Looking method ? Pen Cap method ? Desk Method ? Alternative Sleeve Method ? White Ink Method
  • 15. ? Students write down information on the fingernails and it is the easy way for looking at their hands.
  • 16. ? Students use reflective surface folder on exam day. They Scribble the necessary notes on the surface using a sharp piece of metal and look at it from the right angle. The notes show up.
  • 17. ? By using scientific calculator students can solve mathematical and other problems.
  • 18. ? By simply cracking your neck or something like that, try to take a brief look at the paper of another student
  • 19. ? Students take short notes on small slip of paper and then roll up and slip the paper into the cap of pen.
  • 20. ? This is a very easy but complicated method that can be used for almost any test. Students keep their notes in desks.
  • 21. ? Some students slide the paper with their notes or answers into their sleeve.
  • 22. ? Some students write in a barley visible color e-g. pale yellow or white on their arm.
  • 24. ? vice chancellors of five different universities ? 50 teachers from different schools, colleges and universities ? 200 students from different schools, colleges and universities of different provinces.
  • 25. ? 100% of the heads of institutions said that cheating is not out of control and they have controlled cheating in their respective institutions. ? 92% of university teachers said that it¡¯s not out of control and 8% of them said that it is impossible to control until and unless students do not correct themselves morally.
  • 26. ? 95% of school and college teachers said that cheating is out of control because of our environment. They help students to cheat because of personal relations with the students. And 5% of them said that cheating is not out of control and they do not support any cheating activity ? 89% students told that cheating is totally out of control. 9% of students said that it is not totally out of control but it is difficult to control and only 2% of students said that cheating is not out of control.
  • 27. ? From our survey we conclude that 49.75% 0f the people said that cheating is controllable and 50.25% people said that cheating is totally out of Control.
  • 29. ? Students take pressure to succeed in a highly competitive world. ? They see cheating in every fact of life: politics, business, home, and school ? Students do not do hard work. So to find shortcuts they try to cheat
  • 30. ? Students cheat in exams to get higher grades. ? Incompletion of course in time. ? We consider it as our right.
  • 31. ? Some students help their friends and poor students in exam so that they may get passed. ? Invigilation staff is not strict ? Invigilation staff has personal relations with students.
  • 32. ? As for as assignments are concerned teachers do not check the home assignments, so students cheat and copy assignments of one another. ? Students sometime get a very short time for assignments. So they copy from one another or from the internet.
  • 34. ? Students Awareness ? Role of parents ? Role of teachers ? Role of ulma-e-karams ? Education system ? Penalties for the cheaters
  • 35. Our conclusion is ¡°yes cheating is out of control in the present conditions but it can be controlled if the recommendations are implemented otherwise it is totally out of control¡±.
  • 37. Thank you for your attention ? 37