[LM_NET] Target: Plaigarism

[LINDA SLACUM <lslacum@CCPS.ORG>]

Group,
How do you teach strategies for avoiding plaigarism?  The problem seems to be out 
of control in our 6th grade.  We are aware of the "trash 'n treasure" method and 
the closing book after reading and writing notes method, but what else do you use?  
I will post a hit of replies.  Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

Linda
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Mrs. Linda Slacum, Librarian
Cherry Hill Middle School
2535 Singerly Road
Elkton, MD  21921
lslacum@ccps.org
http://www.ccps.org/chms/index.html
http://media.ccps.org/ccemo/index.html


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