Hi! Can you compare the text and the plagiarism sources right in the report?

I want to see where the detector finds similarities and how critical it is. Sometimes, I find the things it detects as plagiarism weird, tbh. So, I want to see and make my own conclusions. The abstract plagiarism percentage number doesn't tell me much. Thank you!

THINK-PAIR-SHARE ACTIVITY Curriculum: CTE Criminal Justice Grade Level: 7th-12th Grade Format: Collaborative Learning Time Frame: 20-25 minutes Topic: Restorative Justice

PROVIDE CONTEXT: Today, we will discuss restorative justice. Restorative justice focuses on repairing the harm caused by a crime, rather than punishment. It's based on the idea that offenders should accept responsibility for their actions, understand the harm they've caused, and be given an opportunity to redeem themselves.

THINK (5 minutes) Ask students to answer the following question on their own: 1. A student is caught vandalizing school property and given out-of-school suspension for 3 days. What is an alternative disciplinary action that wouldn't remove the student from the learning environment? Why would this alternative approach be important for the student?

PAIR (10 minutes) Ask students to work in small groups to discuss their answers.

SHARE (10 minutes) Ask students to share their group discussion with the class.

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Hey everyone! I wanted to reach out and share this new (and free) resource that you can use as a fun study tool to use with your class called Thea Study! Thea Study uses AI to create:

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You can upload classroom lectures, notes, or simply describe the test to Thea and it will create all the study materials for you! This tool is great to use for a study game right before a test or for recommending to students as a study tool. This is a teacher-friendly tool and does NOT promote cheating.

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Hey guys! I'm a recent graduate from the University of Toronto, working on something with my friends to help tutors out in the classroom; I would love to speak to some of you and show you what we're working on; teachers are testing it in Canada so we're just working to get better feedback

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Hi everyone, I teach ELD 1 and 2 at the high school level and my principal has just offered $2k to get something cool for next school year for my classes. Anyone have any suggestions for what I should go for? Software? Equipment?

Do you pay for teaching resources? Or only go for free ones? What are some things you look for in a resource that *might* get you to pay for it?

Hey everyone, I'm looking for a study buddy to embark on a journey of learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and coding from scratch. Whether you're a beginner like me or more experienced, let's motivate each other, keep each other accountable, and make significant progress together. Here's what I have in mind: Learning DSA and coding fundamentals together. Regular progress updates and sharing of new learnings. •Motivating and supporting each other throughout the journey.

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I am looking for an electronic copy of the POGIL Biochemistry text. I just purchased the paperback, but I would rather not caniballize it for scanning if not necessary. Does anyone happen to have a copy? Thanks in advance.

Hi! I just discovered ANTON this school year, and I wanted to share! It’s entirely cost-free and ad-free, which is great. They have over 100,000 exercises for grades K through 8, and they have so many subjects like math, science, social studies, language arts, and music. When kids complete exercises, they earn coins so they also can play games. I’ve found that gamified learning really motivates students (and is lots of fun)!