028 730 197 99 - 0964 466 014
Home » News » UPHOLDING ACADEMIC HONESTY IN SNA’S MYP CURRICULUM: A PLEDGE TO EXCELLENCE

UPHOLDING ACADEMIC HONESTY IN SNA’S MYP CURRICULUM: A PLEDGE TO EXCELLENCE

The principles of honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility form the bedrock of academic integrity. These ideals are essential cornerstones in education, ensuring students recognize the importance of genuine and unique contributions. To foster this ethos, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) has dedicated its Monday Core Blocks to ingraining these values, creating a steadfast commitment to authenticity and moral responsibility in our learners. 

Utilizing Authentic Reliable Resources  

To guide students towards reliable sources, SNA exclusively subscribed to academic and peer-reviewed journals and databases like CREDO, JSTOR, and BRITANNICA. These platforms provide peer-reviewed articles, factual content, and comprehensive resources that assist students in building robust research foundations. By steering them towards these databases, we minimize the chances of them relying on potentially misleading or inaccurate information available on general search engines.   

Real-World Scenarios and Academic Integrity  

A holistic approach to learning involves connecting classroom knowledge with real-world scenarios. During the sessions, we employed a range of real-life situations, both locally and globally, to demonstrate how academic integrity prevails in various contexts. By drawing parallels with real events, we enable students to comprehend the importance and implications of maintaining integrity not just in academia but also in daily life.   

IB Learner’s Profile  

The International Baccalaureate (IB) emphasizes attributes like being a thinker, principled, or inquirer. It’s a testament to the fact that while drawing inspiration from others is natural, it’s crucial to distinguish between adaptation and imitation. The IB’s attribute-driven approach nurtures the idea that one can take cues from another’s work and yet produce something uniquely their own and provide acknowledgement to the work of author. The schoolteacher librarian and MYP coordinator work closely to make this practice a standard practice in the whole curriculum.

Nurturing Learning Environment  

Ms. Archana (MYP Coordinator’s) adds,” Beyond curriculum and skills, the SNA-MYP program provides an atmosphere in which student learning is paramount. We foster a nurturing learning environment where students feel safe, respected, and encouraged to explore. Such an environment not only helps students understand the importance of academic integrity but also inspires them to be lifelong learners.  

Promoting academic integrity is a continuous journey that requires collective efforts from educators, students, and parents. With the right tools, guidance, and environment, SNA ensures that our students understand and uphold the principles of authenticity throughout their academic and personal lives. The MYP curriculum, paired with our dedicated initiatives, lays a robust foundation for this purpose. 

By Ms. Ambika Kapur – Head of Library

Register to Receive Information

    Fullname

    Email

    Phone number

    Registered class

    Not only does the IB programmes build a solid foundation for students right from the golden age, it also offers learning experiences that go beyond …

    The IB learner profile represents 10 attributes valued by IB World Schools, including SNA Saigon South Campus. We believe these attributes, and others like them, …

    Ballet – an art form created by the movement of the human body. Still life Photography – an art of capturing the beauty of inanimate …

    According to Henley Passport Index, the world’s most “powerful” passport can travel to 194 countries and territories without a visa. If you compare one global …

    For the first time ever, SNA Saigon South Campus is looking for a podcast host for our brand new series called AMONG US! 3 GREAT …

    Are you ready to embark with us on a journey of imagination and discovery at SNA Open Day this March? With the theme “Destination of …

    Latest news