SEC: redesigning lessons to avoid plagiarism

[Thiese <nthiese@AEA1.K12.IA.US>]

I'm looking for examples of research paper assignments that teachers
have given that are designed to avoid plagiarism. Also, any strategies
that teachers have used to discourage plagiarism.

Norma Thiese
Media/Technology Consultant
American Memory Fellow, 1999
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