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Academic Honesty and Avoiding Plagiarism

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Academic Honesty and Avoiding Plagiarism is a set of 4 mini-lessons to take students’ understanding of plagiarism to the next level. The lesson plans are meant for students between grades 9 through 12, and for those who are somewhat familiar with the concept of plagiarism. The bundle will help you indulge in a conversation about academic honesty and how avoiding plagiarism is just one part of joining the academic community. The bundle contains the following: a. A pre-quiz, including an article, an assessment and the answer key. b. A teacher’s manual that will give you an overview of the lessons and the reasoning behind the same. c. A presentation with all four lessons. d. The handouts required to complete all the 4 lesson. e. Additional resource include “common errors-plagiarism” flashcards.
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Samples for Research Based Report Writing

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This resource contains a range of samples for research-based report writing in high school. It is perfectly aligned to Component 2 (Individual Report) of AS and A level Global Perspectives course with Cambridge International Education. It can also be used by anyone doing a research based report writing unit in high school. The resource contains a teacher’s manual explaining the benefits of doing a report writing unit, and an outline for using the samples in the classroom. The resource also contains a set of 5 samples ranging from exemplar to mediocre that students can use to study the characteristics of a research-based report. The samples also include a sample reading key derived from the GP Individual Report mark scheme, and annotated samples as answer keys.
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Making Mind Maps Work

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This bundle is expected to increase the engagement and learning of your students in your classroom. The bundle contains a teacher’s manual, and a set of printable A3 sample mind maps. The teacher’s manual elaborates the different ways in which you can use mind maps to enable higher-order thinking and provides links to sample digital mind maps. It also explains the several benefits and uses of mind maps in the classroom. The samples are printable A3 versions of the digital sample maps. They can be used as an exemplar in class for students to observe and imitate.