• Cite/reference the work of others and clearly distinguish between your work and the source being used.

• Paraphrase, summarize and quote.

• Credit all sources, even if you have summarized or paraphrased.

• You must cite all your sources and materials that are not your own, including images, maps, tables, charts, song lyrics, movies, codes, etc.

• Manage your time and plan your work - make sure you have enough time to research, read and write.

• Keep clear records and notes of all your sources - it can be very difficult to locate your sources later.

Please see the full AISZ’ Academic Integrity policy: http://www.aisz.hr/academics/curriculum

Please see the IB's Academic Integrity Policy:

IB Academic Integrity Policy

• Plagiarism - using the ideas or work of another and passing it off as your own.

• Collusion - allowing another student to use or submit your work as his or her own (for example, allowing others to copy your homework or sections of a previously submitted assessment).

• Duplication of same work for different assessments or in order to meet different requirements.

• Cheating on an exam.

• Fabricating or falsifying data - for example, lying on your CAS record, or making up statistics for a science Extended Essay (Lekanides, 139).