Week 6 — Monday, September 28
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HIST 300 VV
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While students who were not part of this discussion cannot, of course, comment on their strengths/weaknesses in it–i.e., because they were not there–they can comment in their weekly evaluations on the apparent strengths, weaknesses, changes from past discussions, etc. suggested by the tracking form. If a student is struck by something which he/she believes added…
While students who were not part of this discussion cannot, of course, comment on their strengths/weaknesses in it–i.e., because they were not there–they can comment in their weekly evaluations on the apparent strengths, weaknesses, changes from past discussions, etc. suggested by the tracking form. If a student is struck by something which he/she believes added…
Note that I did not create the above slide. Its information is standard in the history discipline.
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Every student needs to understand their responsibilities under the Honor Code and under the expectations of academic honesty. Students MUST give careful attention to the section of the syllabus dealing with the UMW Honor Code. Students who are unfamiliar with the requirements of correct documentation, accurate quoting, and acceptable paraphrasing should meet with the Writing…
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