Gamit, Anyo, at Etika ng Akademikong Pagsulat

Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering the purposes and forms of academic writing, ethical standards, copyright laws in the Philippines, plagiarism types, and the ten intellectual and moral values as presented in the lecture.

Gamit ng Akademikong Pagsulat

Includes developing language proficiency, critical thinking, human values, and preparation for a profession.

Malikhaing Pagsulat

A form of writing intended to entertain or evoke the imagination and emotions of readers through fiction or non-fiction, such as short stories, plays, or music.

Teknikal na Pagsulat

Writing aimed at solving complex problems or creating studies and projects, such as a feasibility study.

Propesyunal na Pagsulat

Writing related to a specific profession or vocation, including police reports, lesson plans, and medical reports.

Dyornalistik na Pagsulat

Writing related to journalism and media platforms like newspapers, magazines, radio, television, or social media live streaming.

Reperensiyal na Pagsulat

Sources of data and information found in the final section of research, a thesis, or a dissertation, often discussing related literature or studies.

Etika

Derived from the Greek word ethos (ethicos or moral character); it addresses morality, the concept of right or wrong, behavior, and social acceptance.

Chris Newton

He defined ethics as responding to important questions of morality, concepts of good and bad, and the standard of right and wrong decisions.

Pagpapahalaga (Values)

Refers to the standard or basis of an individual's conduct or decision-making.

Copyright (Karapatang-sipi)

A legal protection giving creators exclusive rights to use, copy, sell, or distribute original work, governed by Republic Act no. $8293$.

Republic Act no. $8293$

The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, which clarifies rules on copyright and data attribution.

Plagiarism

The wrongful use or theft of ideas, research, language, and statements of another person with the intent to claim them as one's own.

Mga Anyo ng Plagiarism

Includes failure to cite the author, not using quotation marks for direct quotes, and not using original wording for summaries or paraphrasing.

Paghuhuwad ng Datos (Invention of Data)

The deliberate omission of data, modification of data, or buying/hiring others to create research papers and reports to be submitted as one's own.

Paul ($1995$)

The individual who identified intellectual and moral values in the academy relevant to ethical writing.

Kababaang-loob (Humility)

The value of not claiming others' work and admitting when an idea or data is not your own.

Lakas ng loob (Courage)

The willingness to face and accept ideas that challenge one's own theories and to reason through them.

Pakikiisa at pag-unawa (Solidarity and Understanding)

Empathy for the experiences of others and the use of politically correct language to avoid insults.

Integridad (Integrity)

Honesty regarding the methods of obtaining, using, and interpreting data, as well as expressing reasoning.

Paniniwala sa katuwiran (Belief in Reason)

Ensuring that ideas align with the ethics and values of the reading community.

Pagkamakatarungan (Fairness)

Maintaining honesty and following rules with proper value given to people, reasons, and ideas.

Kamalayang mapanuri (Critical Consciousness)

Active decision-making and critical thinking regarding one's actions, shared information, and writing.

Pag-aatubili (Hesitation)

Providing sufficient time for research and investigation to ensure work aligns with cultural and social values.

Hiya (Shame)

A guide for the individual to adapt their thinking to the flow of social consciousness.