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Poor language proficiency is a factor in plagiarism due to the inability to internalize information

Poor language proficiency is a factor in plagiarism due to the inability to internalize information

Sep 29, 20251 min read

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Poor language proficiency is a factor in plagiarism due to the inability to internalize information. Writing, like all arts, must first be learned from imitating appropriate models

It’s also a factor in a student’s ability to advocate for themselves when falsely accused of plagiarism. In a negotiated assessment ecology, male and white students are more likely to defend their work which therefore introduces a gender and racial bias in the grading system Students who do not have access to a white racial habitus will not easily understand its rules

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  • Linguistic minority students and academic dishonesty
  • Non-native English speaking students are more likely to violate academic integrity policies

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