Plagio académico: Comprender, prevenir y abordar
Keywords:
ethics, research, methodology, plagiarismSynopsis
Academic plagiarism is a complex and multidimensional issue that requires continuous attention from educational institutions, teachers, and students themselves. The fight against plagiarism implies the combination of educational strategies, technological tools and institutional policies to foster academic integrity, promote critical thinking and creativity, and guarantee the originality and value of education and research. The book seeks to detail the strengthening of ethics and the quality of the educational process, preparing students to face the challenges of the academic and professional world with honesty, responsibility and intellectual rigor.
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