If anybody asks why ethical behavior is in the NETS*S and AASL Standards …
Sunday, March 15th, 2009
… maybe it’s because this is what’s happening in MBA programs:
A study of cheating among graduate students, published in 2006 in the journal Academy of Management Learning & Education, found that 56 percent of all M.B.A. students cheated regularly — more than in any other discipline. The authors attributed that to “perceived peer behavior” — in other words, students believed everyone else was doing it.
Found in today’s New York Times via Daniel H. Pink’s blog
… maybe it’s because this is what’s happening in MBA programs:
A study of cheating among graduate students, published in 2006 in the journal Academy of Management Learning & Education, found that 56 percent of all M.B.A. students cheated regularly — more than in any other discipline. The authors attributed that to “perceived peer behavior” — in other words, students believed everyone else was doing it.
Found in today’s New York Times via Daniel H. Pink’s blog