Across
- 3. All students are treated equally & Everyone has an equal chance to succeede
- 5. Any dishonest actions to gain an academic advantage (using unauthorised materials, devices, or assistance during an exam or test). This includes using AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT) to generate answers in assessments where AI is not allowed.
- 8. Students work together when they are supposed to work independently. This includes sharing completed work, answers, or files in a way that is not allowed.
- 10. Protecting others' ideas & understanding that different perspectives enrich academic conversation
- 11. Presenting your own ideas & Giving credit when required
- 13. Offering or encouraging others to engage in academic misconduct. This includes asking for someone to do your work, offering payment for assignments, or pressuring classmates to cheat.
Down
- 1. Using someone else’s words, ideas, or work without proper acknowledgment (giving proper credit). This includes copying from books, websites, AI-generated content, or another student’s work without citation.
- 2. Providing false information to gain an academic advantage. providing false or misleading information about your academic work or yourself. fabricated data (completely made-up information) and incorrectly reported data.
- 4. Taking ownership of your own actions & being accountable for your own work
- 6. Paying, asking, or allowing someone else to complete your work for you. This includes hiring a tutor, a website, or another student to write assignments or do tests.
- 7. All students are treated equally & Everyone has an equal chance to succeede
- 9. Taking someone else’s work and submitting it as your own. This includes copying from a friend, a past student, or an online source.
- 12. Honest academic practices promote standards and foster collaborative learning