thesis and refrences

Thesis Statement: Plagiarism is an act of fraud, as it entails the use of other people’s ideas without their consent and failing to credit the original owners through proper citation

Notes:

Gilmore, B. (2008). Plagiarism: Why it happens, how to prevent it. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.

This article provides a clear definition of plagiarism, then goes ahead to feature the various strategies that teachers can make use of in order to help students in identifying the various forms of plagiarisms and eliminating the occurrence of any of it

Watkins, H. (2008). Plagiarism. Detroit: Greenhaven Press.

This book is a collection of articles which touch on the various ways through which students can plagiarize without their consent. The book highlights what plagiarism is and touches on ways of preventing plagiarism.

References

Clabaugh, G. K., & Rozycki, E. G. (2001). The plagiarism book: A student's manual. Oreland, PA: NewFoundations Press.

Gilmore, B. (2008). Plagiarism: Why it happens, how to prevent it. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann.

Posner, R. A. (2007). The little book of plagiarism. New York: Pantheon Books.

Randall, M. (2001). Pragmatic plagiarism: Authorship, profit, and power. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

Watkins, H. (2008). Plagiarism. Detroit: Greenhaven Press.