Require a Handbook
“One useful avenue in preventing plagiarism (perhaps only unintentional plagiarism) is to require at program entry that every student purchase a copy of a standard referencing and style textbook.” (Saunders, 1993) However, to require a handbook is not enough. Students must be shown how to use it.
In addition to handbooks, instructors might refer students to the Code of Ethics for your discipline.
References and Resources
Saunders, Edward J. “Confronting Academic Dishonesty.” Journal of Social Work Education 29.2 (1993): 224-31.
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