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Freakonomics: Those Cheating Teachers!
From Freakonomics.com: This year alone has seen teacher-cheating scandals in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, Atlanta, and elsewhere; in this week’s Times, Sharon Otterman reports how New York State is trying to curtail cheating and offers some specific instances of past … Continue reading
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Tagged cheating, education, Freakonomics, Marketplace, teachers
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New Opportunities for Detecting and Preventing Plagiarism
As we begin this new semester, we also begin a period of learning the writing styles of our new students. During this time, some of our more tech savvy and ethically-challenged students may take this opportunity to sneak one or … Continue reading
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Tagged Academic, cheating, college, detecting, Honesty, Plagiarism, preventing, resources, SafeAssign, smu, students, tools
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