The principles of academic integrity are the foundation of quality education and research. They ensure transparency and accountability in the scientific community. The main principles of academic integrity include:

Ethical standards. Teachers, students, and researchers should avoid plagiarism and falsification of results.

References. Teachers, students, and researchers should use sources responsibly, cite correctly, and respect copyright. Using someone else’s material without proper citation is unacceptable.

Objectivity. All assessments, conclusions, and judgments should be based on facts and arguments, not personal preferences or prejudices. It is unacceptable to appropriate someone else’s research results or opinions. Plagiarism is a serious violation of ethical standards.

Plagiarism is a serious violation of ethical norms in writing articles. Copying text word for word from someone else’s work, using fragments of text from different sources and combining them in your own work without proper citation, and self-plagiarism without indicating the source of literature are unacceptable. Scientific works are accepted for collection, the uniqueness of which must be at least 60%.