tahasozgen
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Hi There;
I have a paragraph that I cannot understand. The context of the paragraph is academic misconduct. The paragraph has been taken from the book, “Journal of Higher Education Policy And Leadership Studies” written by Miss Ceceilia Parnther [1].
It is clear that there are some findings of academic misconduct. What does the verb “identify” mean here? Have 44% of Polish students witnessed academic behaviours like cheating or committed academic behaviours like cheating?
Thanks in advance.
[1]: https://www.parnther.com/about-me
I have a paragraph that I cannot understand. The context of the paragraph is academic misconduct. The paragraph has been taken from the book, “Journal of Higher Education Policy And Leadership Studies” written by Miss Ceceilia Parnther [1].
I cannot understand the sentence. Let’s handle the first phrase:Academic integrity education for international students presents cultural challenges in the Western context that are important to address. There have been several studies that address the differences in student cultural perspectives. These studies are essential for several reasons, as access to higher education increases, globally, institutions have not only welcomed more international students but have built campuses in other countries, bringing together culture and expectations at an unprecedented speed. For example, Lupton, Chapman, and Weiss (2000) found differences in cheating, using a definition encompassing a wide range of academically dishonest behaviours of Polish and US business students. Findings note that in scenarios where students were to identify academic misconduct, 44% of Polish students identified behaviours like cheating, compared to 9% of US. students; likewise, 55% of US students in the sample reported cheating themselves, while 85% of Polish students did the same. Notable findings included differences in what students considered cheating.
Findings note that in scenarios where students were to identify academic misconduct, 44% of Polish students identified behaviours like cheating, compared to 9% of US. Students
It is clear that there are some findings of academic misconduct. What does the verb “identify” mean here? Have 44% of Polish students witnessed academic behaviours like cheating or committed academic behaviours like cheating?
What does the phrase “cheating themselves” refer to?likewise, 55% of US students in the sample reported cheating themselves
Thanks in advance.
[1]: https://www.parnther.com/about-me