Citation Passages

Plagiarism and ethical writing practices are key concepts, emphasizing the importance of citing sources accurately. Learners will develop skills to properly credit sources, understand the ramifications of plagiarism, and enhance their academic integrity.

Explore the exhilarating realm of extreme sports by examining thrilling activities such as skydiving and surfing. Gain insights into their associated risks, suitable environments, and necessary skills. Enhance comprehension abilities through analyzing descriptive texts, making comparisons, and interpreting textual structures to enrich understanding of non-fictional narratives.

Focus on mastering online research skills through effective search techniques and evaluating source reliability. Develop the ability to critically assess website credibility and enhance strategies for gathering accurate information.

Explore the essentials of MLA in-text citation format by mastering proper attribution of sources, formatting for both electronic and print sources, and differentiating between direct and indirect citations. Gain the skills needed to accurately implement MLA citation styles and avoid common referencing mistakes in academic writing.

Examine the events and traditions of the ancient Olympics by focusing on their origins, significance, and associated deities. Gain insights into historical contexts and appreciate the cultural importance of these early athletic competitions.

Focus on mastering the structural components of the Evidence-Based Writing (EBW) format, particularly introductions, transitions, body paragraphs, and citations. Develop skills to effectively organize essays, use transition words for fluency, and cite sources correctly to avoid plagiarism. Enhance your ability to construct coherent and well-supported arguments.

Analyze complex systems using an interdisciplinary approach, emphasizing qualitative analysis and the integration of various fields. Develop an understanding of the challenges in data interpretation and gain insights into modern systems' complexities. Acquire skills to apply similar analyses across diverse areas.

Explore integrity and honesty, examining fair citation and avoiding plagiarism. Gain understanding of ethical behavior and learn to apply these principles in real-life situations, enhancing critical thinking and moral reasoning skills.

Guides learners through planning and executing an academic research project, focusing on essential steps such as topic selection and data presentation. Learners will develop the ability to formulate clear research questions and effectively present findings, thereby enhancing critical thinking and presentation skills.

Investigate the complexities of Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory (HSAM) and its effects on personal versus academic memory. Gain insights into the biological and cognitive elements of HSAM, enhancing understanding of brain structure and the interrelation between memory and brain function, while appreciating the intricate nature of human memory processes.

Examine the substantial contributions of African American figures in the arts and history, focusing on pivotal events and cultural movements. Gain a comprehensive understanding of their historical impact and cultural expressions, enhancing analytical skills and cultural literacy.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of formatting and citing sources on an MLA Works Cited page, focusing on essential practices such as header consistency, page setup, and source identification. Enhance skills in creating accurate citations and deepen understanding of MLA citation rules and their practical application.

Explore the ethical conflicts emerging from the integration of advanced AI systems in society, highlighted through a narrative showcasing characters faced with decisions impacting the future of technology. Develop skills in identifying various types of conflicts, analyzing character motivations, and understanding ethical implications within a futuristic setting.

Examine the pioneering contributions of Marie Maynard Daly, the first African American woman to earn a doctorate in chemistry in the United States. Understand Daly's scientific research, her sources of inspiration, and her educational journey leading to her groundbreaking achievements. Learners will develop an appreciation for Daly's impact on the field of chemistry and the significance of her work within the broader scientific community.

Explore how mobile technology can be a powerful tool in educational environments, enhancing students' organizational abilities and research skills. This focus aims to prepare learners for future opportunities by integrating technology into their educational experiences, thereby fostering adaptability and efficiency.