Tag Archive | plagiarism

LSU Top 5 #25

We’re a quarter of the way to 100! This is the 25th of our weekly links to the top 5 interesting bits and pieces we’ve found from around the internet. (Linking doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with these articles!) Can ‘Mindfulness’ Help You Focus? – Time After just eight 45 minute meditation sessions over two […]

The LSU Top 5 #24

This is the 24th of our weekly links to the top 5 interesting bits and pieces we’ve found from around the internet. (Linking doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with these articles!) The dirty little secret of online learning: Students are bored and dropping out – Quartz With incredibly high drop-out rates, there’s something not quite […]

The LSU Top 5 #23

This is the 23rd of our weekly links to the top 5 interesting bits and pieces we’ve found from around the internet. (Linking doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with these articles!) Local students don’t know what plagiarism is: experts – Tuoi Tre This article gives an insight into plagiarism in Vietnam. Dr. Pham Quoc Loc, of Hoa Sen University, […]

The LSU Top 5 #13

This is the thirteenth of our weekly links to the top 5 interesting bits and pieces we’ve found from around the internet. (Linking doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with these articles!) The Data Vigilante – The Atlantic When Wharton research psychologist Uri Simonsohn saw published data that didn’t add up, he couldn’t let it go. In doing so, he uncovered blatant data fabrication […]

The LSU Top 5 #9

This is the ninth of our weekly links to the top 5 interesting bits and pieces we’ve found from around the internet. (Linking doesn’t mean we necessarily agree with these articles!)   Hong Kong in hot pursuit of Ivy League education – CNN How much does an elite education cost? Don’t forget to account for ‘admissions consultants’. Some parents […]

“Teacher! I have no ideas!”

By Matthew Cowan, LSU We’re always getting requests from students for advice on how to come up with ideas for essays, particularly as submission deadlines wheel round. It can be a tough one to deal with. How do you advise someone on how to come up with something as abstract as an idea? Telling them […]

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