plagiarism

[Jackie Alexander <alex2@FIDNET.COM>]

For thos interested in plagiarism, here's a trick I've turned our high =
school teachers on to: Go to google.com and type in a suspicious or =
unusual essay of a student which you suspect of plagiarism. More often =
than not, you will be able to receive the exact document from which the =
student lifted.
Our social studies teacher had great success with this last year and =
soon students learned to be careful.
Jackie Alexander
Library Media Specialist
Salem R-80 School District
Salem, Missouri=20

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