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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Should universities employ persons who have committed acts of plagiarism?
« on: January 04, 2024, 06:55:50 PM »I was always under the impression nearly every subject taught at universities requires research. I am struggling with the notion a person could obtain a position as a teacher or professor at a university without conducting some sort of research during the process of obtaining a degree, regardless of subject. Consequently, that research would be detailed within papers submitted for review to receive proper credit for the class. The sources would need to be properly cited in either MLA or APA format. This process would be passed along to the next generation as a requirement.What is a "non-research teacher?"
Someone who teaches a class but doesn't do any research projects. I think this is most of them but I'm not actually sure.
Ah, appologies for not being clear enough.
I meant someone who does no research while employed as a teacher. As you pointed out, they would have had to do some research to have a high level degree.