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AMDG Testie McTest WH1 - 4* 10/ 1/ 09 Ashurbanipal, Model for a Principal

Throughout the history of Mankind, many great leaders can be found to model

the policies and procedures of a school principal on. From Mother Teresa to Albert Einstein, desirable character traits call to mind great men and women from every historical age. Ashurbanipal does not often come to mind, but his love of knowledge and his firm and equal hand at ruling indicate that perhaps he is the perfect model for a school principal.

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Writing for the Social Sciences 1. Write in the past tense.

2. Organize your paper around a thesis statement; organize your paragraphs around topic sentences.

3. Avoid referring to yourself or your audience.

4. Write in a tone that is neither too formal nor too informal.

5. Research and properly cite your sources.

6. Write as if your reader is intelligent but uninformed on the current topic.

7. Do not use the passive voice.

8. Avoid rhetorical questions; construct better transitions.

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