The phrase "academic behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the conduct or actions of individuals in an educational or scholarly context.
Example: "Students are expected to demonstrate academic behaviour by attending classes regularly and completing assignments on time."
Alternatives: "scholarly conduct" or "educational behavior".
It has grown into something completely different, a powerful and often perverse driver of academic behaviour.
The novel is also a cutting satire about the "scientific" attitudes which buttressed racist beliefs, and which are still a recognisable feature of current academic behaviour.
I find that as the year progresses, my students become increasingly reluctant to engage in any academic behaviour that does not impact directly on their assignment grade.
Some approaches would seem completely acceptable, others (such as coercive citations and cross-citing journal cartels) are in clear breach of the conventions on academic behaviour, but a number fall somewhere in between.
A Western scholar recounts how a social-science project was jeopardised recently when data collection was contracted out to a Chinese company—its researchers simply filled out the survey forms themselves.Such lapses of integrity are not unique to China, but poor peer-review mechanisms, misguided incentives and a lack of checks on academic behaviour all allow fraud to be more common.
An honest admission in an open evaluative conversation provided an opportunity to drill down to why the student had done what they had, discuss the implications for dishonest academic behaviour, and plan support to (hopefully) prevent a recurrence.
With the first study we hope to gain insight in the short and long-term effects of the working memory – and executive function intervention on neuropsychological functioning, academic performance, behaviour in class, behaviour problems and functioning in every day life.
Indeed, according to the academic Mary Kaldor, behaviour which used to be proscribed in war, including atrocities against non-combatants, now constitutes "an essential component" of modern warfare.
The first, simply called Academic Integrity was an online course created exclusively for University of Auckland students in order to improve students' knowledge regarding appropriate academic integrity behaviour (University of Auckland 2012).
A Canadian study explored academic bullying behaviours in more depth, finding that having your contributions ignored, being the subject of gossip and being undermined and belittled in front of others were the behaviours most commonly experienced.
The same "helpers" were identified for non-academic related behaviour – asking for personal material favours.
