Let's see: if a student gives credit to his or her sources, then that enhances the credibility of the paper, right? Giving credit improves the grade. So if a student plagiarizes, not only is he or she doing something wrong and which may result in failure, BUT he or she is denying the opportunity for credit. The student has already found the material; why not enhjoy the pay-off?
Sorry, Professor Kay, I hit the wrong button! Here's your comment: I'll use this for my developmental writing classes--but I agree that it needs to be speeded up--plus I'd drop the last two strategies. I don't know any professors who'd fall for them! Saying you're sorry is nice but it doesn't take the place of doing what's right.
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Nicely explained - but it moves so slowly I think the students will lose interest.
this actually made me mad
plagiarism has ridiculously harsh punishments. this is completely extreme and should only result in a "0" for the paper you plagiarized on.
Let's see: if a student gives credit to his or her sources, then that enhances the credibility of the paper, right? Giving credit improves the grade. So if a student plagiarizes, not only is he or she doing something wrong and which may result in failure, BUT he or she is denying the opportunity for credit. The student has already found the material; why not enhjoy the pay-off?
Damn you can get in trouble for everything!
Your video opened my mind to how regularly people plagiarism through a super, funny style. I get it, now! Thanks for all the strategies.
This video is right on target and very much needed. I plan to share it will all my students!
Oh gawd -__-
This video is so lame!... but so helpful :P
Please keep making videos! They are great & very useful!
teachers you are so meannnnnn
This video helped me a lot thank you guys
Sorry, Professor Kay, I hit the wrong button! Here's your comment: I'll use this for my developmental writing classes--but I agree that it needs to be speeded up--plus I'd drop the last two strategies. I don't know any professors who'd fall for them! Saying you're sorry is nice but it doesn't take the place of doing what's right.
lol I thought the same thing