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Integrating Academic Integrity Education with the Business Law Course: Why and How? (ABSTRACT)
Shelley McGill
published: 2008 | Research publication | Refereed Journals - Policy
McGill, S. (2008) "Integrating Academic Integrity Education with the Business Law Course: Why and How?" The Journal of Legal Studies Education, Vol. 28(2), 241 - 282.
ABSTRACT: Academic integrity education is an important tool used to reduce academic misconduct. Research shows that business students have a relatively high likelihood of committing acts of academic misconduct, and also reveals a link between academic misconduct and unethical business behaviour. This paper recommends the integration of academic integrity issues into the content of a business law course. It provides analysis of particular topics with academic integrity dimensions. Using academic misconduct to teach substantive legal topics provides students with an experiential learning opportunity.
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