I like that you personalized each of the concepts here and all are valid experiences that others have as well. As a prospective teacher moving into the future with technology only likely to become more ubiquitous, it can be a little unnerving to have to deal with transformations that disrupt the 'old school' way - you can imagine how existing teachers feel these days.
Plagiarism has always been a potential problem in schools, but it has increased with the 'copy and paste' opportunities (and ease) in the digital world. Though it is difficult to teach students to use their 'own words' it is just as important to teach the ethics of respecting other's work by providing citations.
I like that you personalized each of the concepts here and all are valid experiences that others have as well. As a prospective teacher moving into the future with technology only likely to become more ubiquitous, it can be a little unnerving to have to deal with transformations that disrupt the 'old school' way - you can imagine how existing teachers feel these days.
ReplyDeletePlagiarism has always been a potential problem in schools, but it has increased with the 'copy and paste' opportunities (and ease) in the digital world. Though it is difficult to teach students to use their 'own words' it is just as important to teach the ethics of respecting other's work by providing citations.