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Helpful Websites
HyperHistory Online
National Council for the Social Studies
National Council for History Education
The National Council on Economic Education
Economics America
Justice for Learning
National History Day
Ohio Center for Law Related Education
Ohio Historical Society
Ohio Geographic Alliance
Ohio Social Studies Resource Center
Ohio Council for the Social Studies
Ohio Memory - Digital Collection
History Matters - by American Social History Project/Center for Media & Learning, City University of New York, and the Center for History and New Media, George Mason University
Digital History - Primary Sources - Browse more than 600 annotated documents from the Collection written by George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and many others dealing with American politics, diplomacy, and social history.
Our Documents - 100 milestone documents of American history
Government Websites
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
The Supreme Court
Teacher Created Websites
Mr. Donn
Mr. Roughton
INFOhio, a statewide cooperative school library and information network, supports and enriches teaching and learning by providing equitable access to quality resources for Ohio's PreK-12 community of students, educators and parents. INFOhio's components include electronic resources for schools, instructional development for teachers, and school library automation -- all promoting information literacy and media literacy through the use of technology.
•Do most students who plagiarize know they are cheating? Why or why not?
•How should students that plagiarize be punished?
•When would you cite a source?
•What does “common knowledge” mean?
How do you determine if something is “common knowledge” and does not need to be referenced?
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How should students that plagiarize be punished?
•Would you ever report a friend for cheating? Why or why not?
•What information in a paper does not need to be cited?
Do you need a Bibliography? These websites can help. If you have Microsoft Office 2007, you can build your bibliography with in Word.
http://www.bibme.org/
http://citationmachine.net/
