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How do I show academic integrity in my work?

Assessing your understanding of key

academic integrity principles

I feel confident in this area & I definitely want to learn more

I know how to find useful information in a text

I don't know much about this & I definitely want to learn more

I know how to build my own argument while still referring to sources I have seen, heard or read
I know how to quote, paraphrase and summarise, and understand the differences between these terms

I know that there are different ways to refer to another person's ideas in my own work
I understand how to use text-matching software to check for possible plagiarism in my work

I always acknowledge other people's ideas in my own work

I understand the importance of referencing

I feel confident in this area & I don't think I need to learn more

I can make useful notes easily

When I work in a group, I understand the importance of submitting my own individual work for assessment.

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It's great to be part of an academic community, but as a student you
may not be sure how to participate fully and demonstrate your
learning.

Consider each item in turn and decide how confident you feel
about it, and whether you would like to learn more. For each
skill select the relevant option from the drop-down menu.

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Responses Selections

I understand the importance of referencing

I know how to find useful information in a text

I can make useful notes easily

I always acknowledge other people's ideas in my

own work

I know that there are different ways to refer to

another person's ideas in my own work

When I work in a group, I understand the importance

of submitting my own individual work for
assessment.

I know how to quote, paraphrase and summarise,

and understand the differences between these
terms

I know how to build my own argument while still

referring to sources I have seen, heard or read

I understand how to use text-matching software to

check for possible plagiarism in my work

You may feel confident about your skills in some areas, but need more practice in others. If you are already
secure in your understanding, that's great. However, if there are some areas to improve, don't worry – you will
learn more as you progress through this module, talk to learning advisors or exchange ideas with friends.

Useful advice

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