UH Manoa - PH 203 Plagiarism Recognition Test
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Which of the following is true for the Student Version regarding knowledge?

  • This is not plagiarism (correct)
  • Paraphrasing plagiarism
  • Word-for-Word plagiarism
  • Which of the following is true for the Student Version regarding design-based research?

  • Paraphrasing plagiarism
  • Word-for-Word plagiarism
  • This is not plagiarism (correct)
  • Which of the following is true for the Student Version that mentions computers and multimedia?

  • Word-for-Word plagiarism (correct)
  • This is not plagiarism
  • Paraphrasing plagiarism
  • Which of the following is true for the Student Version regarding the successful companies?

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version discussing Google's projects?

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding successful companies...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding the constructivist model...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding the study of learning...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding memory in learning...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding teacher's use of technology...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding Analysis of Patterns in Time...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding game-based laboratories...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding anonymous feedback...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding global processes in education...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding a learning theory...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding the pragmatic idealism of Merck...

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    Which of the following is true for the Student Version above? In question regarding behaviorism in instruction...

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    Study Notes

    Plagiarism Types

    • Word-for-Word Plagiarism: Using the original text verbatim without proper citation.
    • Paraphrasing Plagiarism: Rewriting the source material too closely with minor changes while failing to credit the original source.
    • No Plagiarism: Presenting original ideas or properly cited works without lifting phrases or closely mimicking the original text.

    Examples of Plagiarism Cases

    • Card 1: Student paraphrases original text too closely, resulting in word-for-word plagiarism, despite citing the source.
    • Card 2: Similar situation where student maintains original wording, leading to identification as word-for-word plagiarism.
    • Card 3: Exact reproduction of original phrasing indicates word-for-word plagiarism in student work.
    • Card 4: Student's attempt to paraphrase results in paraphrasing plagiarism as key ideas are overly similar to the source.
    • Card 5: Restatement of original concepts with few changes classifies as paraphrasing plagiarism.
    • Card 6: Adequate paraphrasing observed, yet it does not sufficiently transform the source material, categorizing it as paraphrasing plagiarism.
    • Card 7: Although some ideas are captured, significant similarity in language signals paraphrasing plagiarism.
    • Card 8: Rephrasing of original ideas without substantial transformation is seen as paraphrasing plagiarism.
    • Card 9: Quoting a specific question directly from the source leads to identification as word-for-word plagiarism.
    • Card 10: Combination of different sources and paraphrasing demonstrates both word-for-word plagiarism when less transformed material is included.
    • Card 11: Correctly cited and provides contrasting views, categorized as not plagiarism.
    • Card 12: Student fails to adequately change the format, leading to classification as word-for-word plagiarism.
    • Card 13: Poses a question derived from the original text; however, this context allows for a unique interpretation and is categorized as not plagiarism.
    • Card 14: Identifies a gap in existing research and suggests design-based research as a solution, showcasing original thought without plagiarism.

    Key Concepts in Educational Research

    • Importance of connecting educational research with practical classroom issues.
    • Emergence of design-based research as a systematic approach for investigating learning environments.
    • The goal is to bridge the gap between theory and practice, creating usable knowledge for educators.### Design-Based Research
    • Emerged as a significant paradigm for studying learning within real-world contexts.
    • Inspired by Brown's approach, highlighting the importance of naturalistic study environments.
    • Defined by the Design-Based Research Collective (DBRC) as systematic design and investigation of instructional strategies and tools.
    • Aimed at understanding the effectiveness of learning processes in educational settings.

    Educational Technology Evolution

    • Advances in technology revolutionized the creation of learning materials in recent years.
    • Innovations allow individuals to produce multimedia and web-based content.
    • Emphasizes the accessibility of tools for K-12 educators and students.
    • Essential requirements include time, knowledge, and financial resources.

    Research Methodology

    • Emphasizes the distinction between successful and average companies through management practices.
    • Stresses the importance of having a control group for accurate comparisons in research findings.
    • Challenges the notion of simplistic correlations between discovered practices and company success.

    Strategic Planning vs. Opportunism

    • Visionary companies often achieve success not solely through strategic planning but through experimentation and opportunism.
    • What may be perceived as a brilliant strategy often arises from unintended successful outcomes.
    • Suggests that flexibility and adaptability are key components of innovative practices in business.

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    Test your understanding of plagiarism recognition with this certification quiz designed for PH 203 at UH Manoa. You'll analyze original source materials alongside student work to identify plagiarism effectively.

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