Social Disorganization Theory Quiz

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1. Duke University has found that an honor code can reduce cheating by 33-50%.

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The 'Social Disorganization Theory quiz' explores the ethical considerations and preventative measures against cheating in academic settings. It assesses understanding of honor codes, excuses used for cheating, and... see moreeffective strategies to uphold academic integrity. see less

2. Using an icebreaker exercise on the discussion board where students can create their own honor code collaboratively is a good way to establish an honor code for the class.

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Do you use icebreakers in your class?

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3. A clear statement on the syllabus stating that late work will not be accepted and that technology failures are not an excuse for not submitting an assignment places the responsibility on the student.

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Is this unfair? Sometimes #@** happens....

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4. Excuses, or "taking advantage of unclear expectations and disorganization" can be managed by:

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Have you ever used an honor code?

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5. Students will cheat.  We must curb our acceptance of the excuses.

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Do we just assume that everybody cheats?

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6. Students will blame technology for their cheating by using such statements as:

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Have you ever blamed technology for not posting an assignment on time or answering an email on time?

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7. A _____ is a description of changing a file name extension so that the instructor cannot open the file, thus, giving the student at least 2 days extra to turn in the assignment.

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How many times have you received a submission that you could not open? Will you be suspicious now?

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8. According to Professor Krutsch, all of the following are stages of cheating, EXCEPT:

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Dop you agree? Do you have any others to add?

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9. Testing should not be the only means of assessing students.  The top 10 alternative ways of asssessment are:

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Do you use alternative assessments? Do you find them to be effective?

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10. Ways to safeguard and/or protect your course from hacking are:

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Do you copy your gradebook and work offline?

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Duke University has found that an honor code can reduce cheating by...
Using an icebreaker exercise on the discussion board where...
A clear statement on the syllabus stating that late work will not be...
Excuses, or "taking advantage of unclear expectations and...
Students will cheat.  We must curb our acceptance of the excuses.
Students will blame technology for their cheating by using such...
A _____ is a description of changing a file name extension so that the...
According to Professor Krutsch, all of the following are stages of...
Testing should not be the only means of assessing students.  The...
Ways to safeguard and/or protect your course from hacking are:
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