PLAGIARISM What is plagiarism To steal and pass
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PLAGIARISM
What is plagiarism? **To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own : use (another's production) without crediting the source **To commit literary theft : present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source (Merriam Webster)
Examples from Newspaper Article “Our nation is going through devastating times and lately there has been a persistent, urgent and more frequent demand that moral education should be given in all schools. Many claim that the lack of this is the greatest defect of all the schools which has led to the present chaotic situation of our country as well. A glance at the newspaper daily is more than enough to jolt us and tell us the present scenario of our educational system which has become a source of generating revenue. ”(Shearer, W. J, 1907)
Examples from Newspaper Article Schools as suggested by “New York Times” should and must teach behaviour management, character building, and moral education. Parents, who are most deeply interested in the present and future of the welfare of their children, realize that there is a major defect in the preparation which is being given in the public and private schools
Examples from a Book source Nancy & Theodore (1970) believed, that Schools and teachers are the one of the foremost pillars in shaping individuals, their views, attitudes, beliefs, behaviours. They are the ones who help each individual decide who they are and who they ought to be. So education is not only imparting knowledge and raising learned individuals, but it is much more than that. (Nancy & Theodore, 1970)
References *Plagiarize-Definition and more from free Merriam. Webster Retrieved from : http: //www. merriamwebster. com/dictionary/plagiarize *Shearer. W. (1907, August 31). Character building in the • schools: importance of moral training New York Times. Retrieved from http: //query. nytimes. com/gst/abstract. html? r es. . . *Nancy F and Theodore R. (1970). Moral Education: Five lectures. Massachusetts: The president and fellows of Harvard College
