Teenworks wants every student to learn to be self-governed. Therefore we are adopting a clear policy on cheating to set the boundaries so students can have a clear understanding of what this is.
Defined from the 1828 Dictionary:
- Plagiarism – The act of purloining another man’s literary works, or introducing passages from another man’s writings and putting them off as one’s own; literary theft.
- Cheating – Copying someone else’s work and turning it in as your own.
Questions that one might have:
Q: Can I study with or help another student while at Teenworks?
A: Yes, but know the following:
- Don’t copy another student’s answers.
- Don’t do another student’s work
Q: Can students work together to accomplish an assignment?
A: Students may work together but individual work should be accomplished. Writing assignments should be the creative work of each individual.
Q: What is the punishment for cheating?
A: Each student involved will receive a zero for that assignment and possible suspension/depending on the situation.