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Imagination

September 3, 2019 By Y3K

Imagination can be just as important and sometimes even more important than knowledge.

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Parents Correcting Homework & Teachers

October 3, 2013 By Y3K

In the long run, it is not helpful when parents constantly correct their child’s homework before they turn it in. Correcting your student’s homework gives teachers a false impression and ultimately hurts your child. If everyone’s homework in the class is perfect, the teacher will assume everyone gets the material and will either move on or give a test on the material. Teachers use homework to decide which students need more review, which are ready to move on, and whether the lesson was effective.

This is becoming more difficult for teachers to assess themselves though because of the internet. The web can be a brilliant tool for helping your child to research statistics and spelling before writing it down. However, it can also be quite easy for your child to plagiarise information they see online. This is one of many reasons that some parents spend time with their child when it’s homework time. When these students get older they start being given longer essays to write and they are more likely to leave it until the last minute if they haven’t been brought up doing their homework properly. This will cause them even more stress down the line. Most students are not aware of any reliable or fast essay writing service available to them either which causes them to write boring, poor quality essays.

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College Essays: Who You Are

December 24, 2011 By Y3K

When writing a college essay, communicate to the college who you are or what you have experienced that makes you who you are.

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College Essays: Word Limit

December 21, 2011 By Y3K

College essays are relatively brief usually with a 500-word limit. Determine the point you want to make about yourself and back it up with plenty of supporting details.

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College Essays: Filler

December 17, 2011 By Y3K

Make sure college essays are direct and without filler. An admissions director can spot filler immediately.

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