Academic Dishonesty and Its Detrimental Effects
Academic dishonesty is a growing issue in education, affecting both individuals and institutions. Research shows high levels of cheating in schools globally, including plagiarism, bribery, and exam cheating. This unethical behavior undermines academic integrity and has long-term effects, including social and professional consequences. The paper explores the causes, effects on students, educators, and society, and suggests strategies such as stringent rules and increased awareness to combat academic dishonesty, emphasizing the importance of upholding academic integrity.
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Reference
StudyCorgi. (2025, January 4). Academic Dishonesty and Its Detrimental Effects. https://studycorgi.video/academic-dishonesty-and-its-detrimental-effects/