What do you think one of the possible consequences of Peter’s actions might be?Group of answer choicesPeter is caught but his teacher takes pity on him and permits him to submit another essayPeter’s assignment is failed, which causes him to fail the unit of studyNobody notices so there are no consequencesPeter’s name gets published on the University website for cheating

Penalties for academic dishonesty                                  .Group of answer choicesthere are no penalties for academic dishonesty when it occurs unintentionallyare determined by University policy, and typically result in failure of the courseare determined by the instructor's policy, and can vary depending on the severity of the misconduct. Both intentional and unintentional plagiarism are reported to the Honor Office

Peter spent lots of effort and worked very hard in preparing for the service project and developed alternative lesson plans to cater for sudden changes. However, when doing the service, he found that the primary school students lost their focus easily and therefore his lesson plans were not working as well as he had hoped. He walked out of class and requested his teammate to take over the teaching. After the lesson, he was angry with the primary school teachers and blamed them for selecting a group of poorly-behaved primary school students to take part in the service.(You may choose more than one response)What were wrong with Peter's behaviour from an ethical point of view?He didn't respect the primary school teachers.He didn’t adequately consider the need of the primary school students.He abandoned his responsibility and his clients during the service.unanswered

What do you think the consequence of their actions might be? Select all correct answers that apply. Group of answer choicesThe Educational Integrity Coordinator could accuse them of academic misconduct if the work they submitted in other units of study is also very similar.They could each fail the assignments they have been reported for.None. They have engaged in legitimate cooperation.None because the final assessments were substantially their own work.

What is the consequence of submitting work that matches a classmate’s work?Group of answer choicesReceiving a higher grade for collaborationBeing praised for working as a teamReceiving a warning for academic misconductPotentially receiving a grade of zero for collusion

Which of the following is a possible consequence for plagiarism at University of the People:Question 31Select one:a.Failing the particular assignment in which the student was determined to have cheated or plagiarizedb.Failing the course (grade F) and requiring the student to retake the coursec.Dismissal from the Universityd.All of the above