Now that student research is off and running, I look forward to our research focus meetings.
Typically I introduce a new aspect of research during these meetings and then students share a learning/presentation discovery they've made.
Today I'll discuss ways to avoid plagiarism. Then I'll make the time for one of the young, skilled researchers to present her extraordinary project--a project with wonderful, creative graphics, pointed information, and a passionate ending that leaves the audience ready and willing to support her cause.
Regular research focus meetings serve to share students' brilliance and inspire the research team to continue their work with enthusiasm and skill.
