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Writing, critical thinking, analysis, figuring things out—all are not a matter of smarts, but of prior experiences and the habits you developed from those experiences. You may already have some or all of these habits. If not, you can: 1. Choose to develop good habits for evidence. 2. Practice them with the assignments in this course until those habits come naturally to you. The easiest way to convince you is to talk about skills and jobs. |
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How to use this folder in the easiest way |
The folder is split into 3 sections. In the section of the folder Introducing Yourself to the 5 Good Habits for Evidence and Answering Your Own Questions Using Videos, don’t try to do everything at once: · Today, do each link that is required for the Responsibility form that you must submit. · As you do assignments, come back to these links for how to work. In the section of the folder Downloading, Completing, and Submitting the Required Form, be
sure to follow the steps: 1. To download, complete, and save your file. 2. To submit your file to Turnitin in Blackboard In the section of the folder Using Resources to Help You Understand Evidence, don’t try to do everything at once: · Today, look at the definition of any word that keeps you from understanding or at any of the Bedford page on a habit you do not understand · As you do assignments, use these resources as needed. |
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C. J. Bibus, Ed.D. 2003-2015 |
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