[ SECRET POST #5746 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5746 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, my high school US History class had a big final paper that required researching and citing our sources instead of an exam, and so we had a few class periods spent in the library where we went over how to do that both with online sources and actual book sources. It was just something that was integrated into the class so that everyone would know how to do it and we spent the last couple of weeks of class doing research and working on our papers with the teacher around to help people out if they needed it.

It definitely served me in good stead when I got to college and most of my classes just expected that you knew how to do a research paper already.

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[(Anonymous)]

If you're rich and go to a good school, they still do. My friend's daughter started boarding school last year as a freshman and had to write one research paper per semester, bibliography and MLA citations and all. That was just freshman year.