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Using someone else's ideas without proper credit — even by accident — is plagiarism.
This guide breaks down when and how to cite sources correctly in English academic writing, covers APA, MLA, and Chicago formats, and explains what's really happening in the high school research publication market.
From school assignments to formal research papers, these are skills students will use for life.
This guide breaks down when and how to cite sources correctly in English academic writing, covers APA, MLA, and Chicago formats, and explains what's really happening in the high school research publication market.
From school assignments to formal research papers, these are skills students will use for life.
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Recent NAEP results highlight a continued decline in reading and math skills among U.S. high school students. While the data itself is not new, the long-term trend raises important questions about how students learn—and how they should prepare for increasingly demanding academic environments.
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Hercule Poirot Mysteries
by Agatha Christie
Recommended reading age: 12-14 years
Lexile measure: 650L ~ 800L
Recommended reading age: 12-14 years
Lexile measure: 650L ~ 800L
English writer Agatha Christie, known as “The Queen of Crime”, has published tens of detective mysteries both thrilling and thought-provoking. Her most famous series follows Hercule Poirot, an eccentric Belgian detective, as he methodically solves cases all over the world. Though the plot of Christie’s novels often revolves around a mystery murder, the focus is on the detective’s reasoning and the facts of the case. Thus, the content of the books is appropriate for younger readers, engaging them intellectually rather than shocking them with gory details.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.
Below are the reasons why we recommended it and some post-reading questions and activities.
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We all know that reading is the way to good writing, and even more, reading is actually the foundation of all learning. But why?