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Originally Posted by lksteve
The academic integrity issue is crucial...that said, I'd recommend you stay close to home in selecting a question and stick to what you know in terms of issues and solutions...the subject you have selected is beyond the scope of an undergraduate composition course.
Your question is poorly crafted..."How can we possibly..." You have to be kidding me. The question should be succinct and should be devoid of emotion or drama. Your suggested solutions are weaker.
Find a local topic, a subject closer to your wheel house. Do some research, put some effort into it. Education is a participant-based sport.
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I'm still not understanding the issues you guys are bringing up about academic integrity. Could somebody please be a little more specific about that.
Anyway, the question that you quoted was only what I had posted for my professor. But I do realize that it wasn't formulated all that well.
The point about my solutions being weak was exactly the type of criticism I was looking for. If someone could tell me why, that'd be even better, but I understand most of you don't have the time to discuss the pro's and con's for whatever reasons. In the meantime, I have been wracking my brain to come up with something else, but still as nothing more than just an academic exercise, it's an interesting subject to postulate on.