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 Using someone else's words, ideas or artistic creations without acknowledgement is plagiarism -- and whether it's deliberate or unintentional, it can have serious consequences. Plagiarism can be avoided by understanding how to organize time and research notes; quote, paraphrase and summarize information; and properly document and cite sources. By following these practices correctly, students not only steer clear of plagiarism, but also achieve the academic integrity that comes with creating a successful project with their own thoughts and ideas. Part of the multivolume Research Skills for Students Video Series. A Teacher's Guide is included and available online. |
| "This up-to-date and polished series will be a valuable aid to high school teachers and library media specialists involved in the research process."- School Library Journal (Feb 2005) "…comprehensive and complete…a must-buy…especially valuable for use in collaboration with classroom instructors."- Library Media Connection (Aug/Sept 2005)
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Grades 7 to 12
Color, Live Action
Closed-Captioned
Copyright 2004
MARC Record Available
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Teacher's Guide Available: Download Now
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