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    My Academic Strengths

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    The academic strengths that I found include the ability to absorb and comprehend knowledge at an accelerated rate‚ and the forethought to study ahead of what is currently being discussed in class. Challenges that I face however are more numerous. I personally am plagued by bouts of laziness leading to frequent procrastination. This is a major issue of mine since it prevents me from turning in higher quality work due to tight time constraints. Communication comes naturally to me and‚ therefore‚

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    react to our circumstances—no matter what the situation—using our emotions‚ behaviors‚ and thoughts. Our attitude plays a big part in who we are as individuals. So let’s talk about your attitude toward college. How does your attitude affect your academics? If you have a negative attitude toward‚ let’s say math‚ how will that affect your performance in college algebra? If you said a negative attitude creates a defeatist mentality or self-fulfilling prophecy‚ then you are right. Negative attitudes

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    Academic Public Discourse

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    English essay "Guidelines for Academic and Public Discourse: Expectations for Individual/Class Conduct" is a brief description of Dr. Tremblay’s goals and expectations for each of the students in his class. Being one of those students‚ I have read this syllabus and come up with my own understanding of his ideas. I noted that one of the most important points throughout this reading was that time spent in class should be maximized. Basically‚ the work you put in will be reflective of how well you

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    English for Academic Purpose

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    EAP Unit 4. 4.1 Introduction. Academic writing normally requires that you support your ideas and opinions with facts‚ statistics‚ quotations and similar kinds of information. There are four ways to use information from outside sources; quote it directly or indirectly or paraphrase or summarize it. Summaries and responses play an important role in college writing. A summary is much shorter than the original text. In essay examination papers‚ you demonstrate your understanding of the material

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    Essay on Academic Piece

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    Introduction The purpose of this essay is to demonstrate one’s understanding of the academic piece by L. Jennings‚ M. Skovholt‚ (1999)‚ which exposes the traits of a “master therapist” and to provide an adequate summary‚ comment on points that interest one as the author‚ to highlight skills/traits mentioned in the academic piece that are reflected in one’s self‚ and to conclude with some criticism as well as some points of agreement with the piece. Summary The piece illustrates that professionals

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    5 december 2012 Universiteit van Amsterdam Merijn Rengers 2012/2013 Academic Writing Semester 1‚ block 2 …… Leanne Hogenhout 6076645 §1. Introduction The last decade the number of students rise spectacularly‚ from less than 3000 to over 240.000 in 2010/2011. Especially after World War II the number of students rise quickly‚ because of the large number of baby boomers in de sixties. The accesability of university education was expanded and the number of different studies

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    Academic Argument Essay

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    Academic Argument Essay The Need for Rehabilitation Momm‚ like many brothel girls‚ had become addicted to methamphetamines. Often the brothel owners give girls meth to keep them compliant and dependent. In her village‚ the craving had overwhelmed her‚ and she was consumed by the need to go back to the brothel and get some meth. Women everyday‚ all over the world are being held against their will. Many of these women are bought‚ sold‚ and used for sex or labor. In the book Half the Sky by Nicholas

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    Academic integrity stands for honesty in scientific work by properly giving credit where credit is due. It is a moral code that should prevent plagiarism or cheating. Ideas‚ thoughts or intellectual property of other authors must be identified. That is what direct and indirect citations are used for. A proper quote has to mention the origin or the source of the text excerpt. The common practice is to put the author’s last name and the date of the research in brackets next to the end of the text and

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    Vocabulary for Academic English

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    CHECK YOUR VOCABULARY FOR ACADEMIC ENGLISH THIRD EDITION by David Porter A & C Black London www.acblack.com For Ana Rita First edition published 2001 Second edition published 2003 This third edition published 2007 by A & C Black Publishers Ltd 38 Soho Square‚ London W1D 3HB © Copyright A&C Black Publishers Ltd 2007 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the permission of the publishers. A CIP entry for this book is available

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    The Role of Academic and Non-Academic Factors in Improving College Retention ACT POLICY REPORT VERONICA A. LOTKOWSKI STEVEN B. ROBBINS RICHARD J. NOETH ACT policy reports can be viewed and printed from ACT’s website (www.act.org/research/policy/index.html). For additional information about ACT’s policy research work‚ copies of ACT policy studies‚ or to contact the ACT Office of Policy Research staff‚ please e-mail us at policy@act.org. THE ROLE OF ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC FACTORS IN IMPROVING

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