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    The document provides tips for getting organized and staying on track to complete schoolwork and assignments. It advises getting an early start, organizing, planning, avoiding procrastination by sticking to plans, asking for help when needed, communicating clearly, keeping good records, involving faculty and staff in your program of study, and believing in yourself. It also defines plagiarism as presenting another's ideas as your own without giving them credit, which is dishonest.

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    The document provides tips for getting organized and staying on track to complete schoolwork and assignments. It advises getting an early start, organizing, planning, avoiding procrastination by sticking to plans, asking for help when needed, communicating clearly, keeping good records, involving faculty and staff in your program of study, and believing in yourself. It also defines plagiarism as presenting another's ideas as your own without giving them credit, which is dishonest.

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    Lesson 2

    Uploaded by

    Bonnie Kinnamont
    The document provides tips for getting organized and staying on track to complete schoolwork and assignments. It advises getting an early start, organizing, planning, avoiding procrastination by sticking to plans, asking for help when needed, communicating clearly, keeping good records, involving faculty and staff in your program of study, and believing in yourself. It also defines plagiarism as presenting another's ideas as your own without giving them credit, which is dishonest.

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    g Get an early start


    g rganize
    g Mlan
    g d pr rastinati n! Sti t y r plan!
    g Stay in t  and as f r elp
    g J niate learly
    g „eep g d re rds
    g „n  y r pr gra f stdy and falty/staff inv lved in y r
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    g Yelieve in y rself

    Plagiarism is taking the written ideas or thoughts of another person and trying to pass
    them off as your own. It͛s taking credit for work that you didn͛t complete. It͛s dishonest
    because you aren͛t giving the rightful owner of that work credit for what they͛ve done. If you
    are using someone͛s writing or ideas in a paper, you should always cite that work. Give credit
    where credit is due.

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