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In a collegial discussion, a variety of _______________, _______________, and _______________ are bound to be presented.
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By exposing ourselves to divergent perspectives, we start to make new _______________.
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What is a bibliography?
What is plagiarism?
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By NOT ______________________________________, you are implying that you came up with everything on your own.
Schools expect you to maintain your _______________ and your _______________.
Schools have their own Academic Integrity policies, but it is not uncommon for a school to _______________ students who plagiarize.
Teachers want to know what you _______________, not just _______________.
Always mention (cite your source) when you take an _______________ from somewhere.
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In a collegial discussion, a variety of **perspectives**, **ideas**, and **opinions** are bound to be presented.
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By exposing ourselves to divergent perspectives, we start to make new **connections**.
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### Bibliography
A **bibliography** is a list of sources that have been consulted or cited in the preparation of a scholarly work, such as a research paper, thesis, or book. It typically includes details such as the authors, titles, publication dates, and publishers of the sources used. The purpose of a bibliography is to provide readers with the information needed to locate the sources themselves, as well as to give credit to the original authors for their contributions. Bibliographies can be formatted in various styles, such as APA, MLA, Chicago, and others.

### Plagiarism
**Plagiarism** is the act of using someone else's work, ideas, or intellectual property without proper attribution, presenting it as one's own. This can include copying text, images, or even ideas from books, articles, websites, or other sources without giving credit to the original creator. Plagiarism is considered unethical in academic and professional contexts and can have serious consequences, such as loss of credibility, academic penalties, and legal repercussions. Proper citation and referencing practices are essential for avoiding plagiarism.
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By NOT **giving proper credit to the sources you use**, you are implying that you came up with everything on your own. Schools expect you to maintain your **integrity** and your **credibility**. Schools have their own Academic Integrity policies, but it is not uncommon for a school to **penalize** students who plagiarize. Teachers want to know what you **think and understand**, not just **what others have said**. Always mention (cite your source) when you take an **idea or information** from somewhere.