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    materials. The evaluation component of information literacy includes considering the article's accuracy, objectivity, currency, authority, and relevance. Why is the skill of evaluation important for doctoral learners/researchers? In order to be an academia researcher into a particular field one must be able to gather and identify materials that are appropriate to what they are researching and what they are trying to prove or to disprove. It is imperative for the doctoral learner to be able to locate

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    How To Fail In College

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    To succeed in life, people think they need to acquire jobs. For good reason too, as people must retain jobs to afford necessary items like car payments, food, rent, and so on. Unfortunately, college students do not usually learn the skills that they should know to succeed in the workforce. Some students may think a degree earns them a job, however, in some situations it simply serves as a minimum requirement. Even though some colleges have applicable majors, many colleges still present antiquated

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    One of my favorite words is engage. This simple word captures so many meanings and feelings that most other words fail to do. It also is, in my opinion, one of the keys to life, which is why, when studying abroad, my goals are to engage in the academia, engage in the team, and engage in the culture. Academics have always been extremely important to me. I value knowledge because it has the power to transform people’s outlooks on life, leading them to make wiser decisions in order to fully invest

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    Who Cheats Cheaters come in all shapes and sizes. In fact, 75% of all students openly admit to some form of academic dishonesty throughout their educational career ("Cheating Fact Sheet"). With so many people who openly admit to academic dishonesty, certain categories of students tend to exhibit more cheating behaviors than others. One classification consists of students in a group. Studies have found that cheating is more prevalent in group oriented settings, such as fraternities and sororities

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    Thesis: Broadly speaking, the debt crisis facing the US and the international community is an issue that has far reaching implications not only for financial institutions but also to many working people and many economists are giving top priority in solving this issue. Body Paragraph: In early 2015, there was $18.2 Trillion in outstanding US debt held in federal agencies and trust funds which is currently 71.20% of the national GDP (CIA, 2015). Recently in the news we’ve seen activity geared towards

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    A learner needs sturdy foundations to grow wiser. Over time, he progresses from a basic understanding to a complex one. Like a puzzle, to see nature’s big picture one need to arrange its pieces. But, it is necessary to understand the mysteries of each piece before placing them together. I desire to understand the mysteries of nature. Physics grants an understanding of nature’s complexity and its beauty; and, thus, I chose it as my career. Now, I intend to gain the skill to better understand this

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    someone. Being a person of that level of authority gives you another level of responsibility and there is no room for scholars who do not know what they are talking about. My advice to college freshmen who are eager to associate with members of the academia is to not speak unless you are entirely sure of what you are speaking about. Disregard what David Bartholomae says about pretending to know

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    As members of Western College of Law, and, moreover, as members of the legal and academic communities, students must hold themselves to the highest standards of ethical behavior. An individual whose actions impugn the integrity of his self or herself necessarily impugn the integrity of the institutions and communities in which they are permitted membership. Moreover, those who would practice law have a sworn duty to the People, who must trust in the honor and integrity of their legal advocates and

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    Sophia M. Huss Professor John S. Benson English 102-05 16 September 2016 “Hidden Intellectualism”: Beyond the Books We have all been in the position where we have had the option between writing a dissertation on some academic subject, the Industrial Revolution for example, or the generally more favored option of watching football or reading about who Taylor Swift is dating now. Many would argue that while they would rather spend their time scrolling through social media and keeping up with the latest

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    Academic Integrity The definition of academic integrity, according to Wikipedia, is “the moral code or ethical policy of academia. This includes values such as avoidance of cheating or plagiarism; maintenance of academic standards; honesty and rigor in research and academic publishing.” In a more simple way of saying this, it means that you are honest and responsible in your academic studies. To have academic integrity is a quality that every student, whether in high school or college, should

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