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The author has focused on the issues of plagiarism which has long been a concern within the academic community, with its implications reaching far beyond the boundaries of student misconduct. Plagiarism not only undermines the fundamental principles of academic integrity but also poses a significant challenge to the teaching profession. As teachers, it is crucial to be aware of the various forms of plagiarism and to recognize the signs of it in students' work. This requires a deep understanding of academic integrity and a commitment to upholding ethical standards in education.In addition to awareness, cultivating the right attitude towards plagiarism is essential. Rather than viewing plagiarism solely as a disciplinary issue, teachers should approach it as an opportunity for educating students about proper citation, originality, and the value of their own ideas. By promoting a positive attitude towards academic integrity, teachers can foster a culture of honesty and respect for intellectual property among students.Perception of plagiarism can vary among teachers, and it is important to address any misconceptions or biases that may exist.
About the author
Dr. Shubhangi Pramod Kale-Ingole Librarian, Smt. Kokilabai Gawande Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Daryapur. Dist. Amravati. She holds B.Sc. M.Lib., Ph. D., Has attended and published research papers in various conferences and journals. Also Member of various Association like ILA, MUCLA, NUTA.
