Themes and Twain's view of society also add to the great appraisal that I give this book for high school students. ... The vulgarity is not a reason why the book should not be read because; with the vulgarity in movies and TV shows that teens these days are exposed to on a normal basis, the vulgarity in the book is like comparing Barney to a T-Rex; they re both dinosaurs, yes, but when on is a blood-thirsty killer, the other automatically becomes a toy. ... One of the less-harsh examples of this is when Huck and Jim are on their way to Cairo- Huck narrates, "he was most always right; ...

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What teachers should do is get the idea into students' heads that plagiarism will not go unpunished if found in their work and there is zero tolerance for it. ... Teachers can't count that as cheating, because that is the way that teachers are teaching teens to do. ... Students who don't cheat earn a higher GPA because they actually learn the material and they get it into their heads. ... These students probably will not stop this kind of behavior, unless someone gives them a wake-up call. Giving them a failing grade and putting it in their academic record about what they have...

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