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I’ve moved to the position that I’m not going to make anyone’s life hard unless it’s clear to me that there’s an intent to deceive me. A citation error? That could as easily be on me as on the student. I give them the same talk, but with a focus on “how do we fix this?”
Very very rarely is there some actual intent of any kind when it comes to this stuff, more often just confusion
Exactly. The concept of accidental plagiarism doesn’t make sense to me. In the student handbook, it’s listed under academic dishonesty. But if it’s an accident, there’s no intent to deceive. Fix the mistake and move on.
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