Academic Integrity

Academic Integrity(SCH 216)

Academic integrity is the foundation of meaningful learning. It means being honest in your work, giving credit to others when appropriate, and taking responsibility for your own learning. In this course, you’ll learn what academic integrity is, why it matters, and how to avoid common mistakes like plagiarism, cheating, and misuse of technology. By practicing academic integrity, you’ll build skills, confidence, and a reputation for honesty that will benefit you in school, work, and life.

Course Alignment:

  • arrow MTSS Tier 1
  • arrow MTSS Tier 2
  • arrow PBIS
  • arrow Restorative Practices
  • arrow Evidence-based Practices

Course Breakdown

Unit 1: Ownership of Learning
Your Education. Your Choices. Your Future.
Unit 2: Academic Honesty
Learn how it shows integrity, builds trust, and helps you truly learn.
Unit 3: Critical Thinking
Make wise decisions instead of simply following the crowd.
Unit 4: Building an Accountability Plan
Technology is a tool to support learning, not do the learning for you.

Course Details

  • clock 3 hours
  • book Workbook Pages: 52
  • elearning pages eLearning Pages: 215
  • course creative Copyright: 2026
  • certificate Certificate of Completion
  • user-tie Author and Publisher: ACCI Lifeskills
  • book-open Format: eLearning and Printed Workbook
  • chalkboard-user Scientific Model: Cognitive Restructuring

Recommended Uses

  • arrow Self-Directed - Student does most of the course work independently with a peer or mentor.
  • arrow Group - Used in a group setting with a printed workbook.
  • arrow Hybrid - A combination of self-directed learning and group instruction.
  • arrow Live Instruction - Facilitator led digital curriculum, suitable for both in class or virtual.

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