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• if you hold Master or PhD degree
• or feel that your academic skills in some study is high enough
• if you have excellent command of written English
• if you are looking for a remote part-time or fulltime job with flexible working hours
• if you are a teacher, master program student or freelance professional
• if you are willing to receive wages that would make 50-100% extra to your primary monthly income
• if you are willing to conveniently fill those “gaps” in your workload…

Then ThePensters.Com (community for academic writers) may be just right for you!

To become a member of ThePensters.Com you have to do 3 simple steps:

1. Send your resume to writers@thepensters.com with the heading «want to be a writer»;
2. Attach to your letter a sample of your academic work;
3. Choose login and password.

Welcome on board!

Becoming a professional paper writer, in most cases, is not something that a person would aim for from his childhood. And it is really not a very common job in today’s world. The reason for that is that this profession is not so popular nowadays; a lot of people wouldn’t think it really can bring much money and be of any use to others. And this is how I used to think. But now I realize how much I was mistaken…

When I had to write my first essay while still in school, I was totally disappointed with this kind of studying activity. It seemed to be boring, useless and sometimes even kind of silly to write your thoughts on the paper for no reason. But while growing up I started to realize more and more positive sides of being a writer. By the end of the high school I started to get good grades for my papers and it made me a lot more interested in doing essays and other papers.

When I started to study at college I had to find a job to pay for my studying. And it seemed to me quite a problem to fine a job that would not affect the studying process and at the same time bring enough money to satisfy my needs. After a little research and asking some of my friends for help, one of them recommended me to join a freelance writing agency. I decided to “give it a shot” and try working there. I never regretted my decision and now I am very thankful to John for giving me that piece of advice. This part time job became a break point in my life.

Even though writing was far not my major, I found out that it is something I want to do for my living. So I continued working for the same writing assistance agency until I graduated and then decided to continue my studying to be able to write more in different disciplines.

From my point of view academic writing has a number of advantages for both writers and customers:

1) The writer is always self improving, he becomes a very intellectual and well-rounded person

2) The writer can make money remotely without spending to much time on organizing his work

3) The writer has a very flexible schedule of work which gives him a great opportunity to combine writing with his/her studying or primary job

4) The customer is offered a great service which can be of a big use if he has some problems with some course because of problems in personal life, focusing on more important aspects of his studying

5) The customer benefits by paying a fair price for a work of good quality done by specialists in particular fields

6) All the exchange of information between customers and writers is done online and guarantees confidentiality to both sides.

So, at the moment I am a financially independent person of the age of 25. I can afford anything I need for living and I do not spend too much time working. I have a totally flexible schedule and do not need to worry about waking up early every day. I have a lot of time to spend with my friends and family, doing sports and other activities I like. At the same time I am constantly intellectually growing and more educated then an average person in any country. I love doing my job, helping people and thinking about opening my own business in nearest future. I am happy that I had an opportunity to start working as a writer and might even write a book some day now.

That is why I recommend to young people to try doing my job and they might find out that this is jus what they were looking for: job with no pressure, no wasting nerves and everlasting self improvement…

In the modern society, the problem of plagiarism occurs really often. People who use online or other sources do not always cite them properly. Plagiarism is considered to be an academic dishonesty that is why instructors do everything possible to detect and determine the plagiarism in the academic writings. This will not only find dishonest students, but will prevent them from plagiarizing again.

Nowadays there are a lot of techniques which will help to detect and to determine plagiarism in the academicс papers. These techniques are very helpful for the instructors in schools, colleges and universities.

First of all, you can determine plagiarism by analyzing the format of the paper. Main errors that can signal about plagiarism in the paper are: the format of the paper is not according to the assignment that was given, line or page breaks are at odd places, URL or article number at the and of the writing, odd phrases like “click here.” All of the following signs may indicate that the paper was copied directly from the internet.

Citations can also help to determine plagiarism in the paper. Usually plagiarized papers contain very old citations. Also try to match references listed at the end of the writing with the in-text-citations. If they do not match this is a sign that the paper may be plagiarized.

Check the content of the paper. There are few basic signs of plagiarism that can be found: the paper doesn’t exactly match the assignment, the paper is not unified and seems to be cut out from different places.

Another way to check the paper for plagiarism is to check its style. The style of the paper may differ from the student’s previous works; level of writing is much higher than others; the style of the paper doesn’t match to the required.

One more very efficient way to check whether the paper is plagiarized is to ask the student questions about the material in the paper or about this specific subject. Also you can ask the student to make a brief verbal summery of his/her paper. The answer will help instructor to identify whether the student wrote the paper himself.

Checking the reference page can help a lot. Check the original sources that provided in the reference list and look through them. Also you can submit some unique words from the paper to Google, for example. This can help to find some online sources from where the student could plagiarize. You can also check term paper mills.

Nowadays there is a lot of plagiarism detective software available. For example, EVE 2.2. Also a paper can be check by submitting to Turnitin.com. It compares the paper to the Internet sources and to other papers. There are also some similar online links to determine the plagiarism like: Plagiarism.com, InteqriGuard and MOSS. To check the paper online is one of the easiest ways to determine the plagiarism.

All of the ways to determine plagiarism that are listed above can be very helpful. Careful evaluation of the paper and checking all the sources will indicate whether the paper was plagiarized.

The process of writing a paper is very complicated and if you do not organize yourself right – the perfection of your paper will be under a big question mark.

The whole process can be divided into 5 stages. Following them chronologically – will bring you to a halfway to success.

The stages are:

1. Pre-writing: Collecting information, doing research, connecting facts, making outline
2. Making a Draft: Composing the first draft of your future paper
3. Revising: re-reading, re-writing, over viewing and correcting
4. Editing: checking for clarity, style, formality, understandability (Is better when done by another person)
5. Turning in.

You have to pay equal attention to each stage, and do not jump for one step to another. Try to focus on every aspect of your paper not to miss anything.

The strongest quality in your paper is that it should be specific and clear. So make sure that during all your writing stages – you keep your point focused and understandable.

Pre-writing is probably the most important part of the writing. Here you define the plot and the outline of your paper. Collect and figure out what information should be there.

Making a draft – this is the part where you make a rough text, which will be edited and revised later. On this stage – you will see how your paper will look when it is completed.

Revising – You read the whole paper again and note all mistakes and inaccuracy and revise it.

Editing – Is the part where it is recommended to give your paper to a friend for him to read it and to point on some mistakes that you were not able to notice – and correct them

The turning in process is quite simple and doesn’t need to be explained J

We hope that this short article will help you write an excellent paper, and get a high grade for it.

Best Regards,

UjinEsi

A Term Paper is an originally written assignment that discusses the given topic in detail and urges the student to apply the knowledge gained in class to a new situation. The length of a term paper varies but normally it is 10-15 typewritten pages. In most cases the term paper has to be turned in by the end of the studied academic course and is used to evaluate whether the student has learned the material studied during the semester.

[ www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/~agraham/guides/tpglossary.htm

www.oswego.edu/academics/continuing/orientation/terms.html

wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn ]

Planning a Term Paper

One of most important things to be done by a student in order to write a high-graded term paper is to make it well-organized and to show all the main points and ideas in a clear understandable succession. Three important aspects are to be considered when planning the paper:

[http://www.dushkin.com/online/study/dgen2.mhtml#Organizing ]

1) The first is to make a good outline of the paper. Outlining the paper is the 4^th step of writing which though does not diminish its importance. After the topic was chosen, research was conducted and notes were gathered the writer HAS to make an outline. Many students tend to skip this stage and, as a consequence, they make their papers disorganized, incoherent or illogical.

An OUTLINE is an organized description of the entire paper, which is frequently shaped as a numbered list of main points, ideas and statements described in a term paper.

[ www.fatcampus.com/directives.htm ]

In other words an outline is a step by step instruction for the writer on further work on the paper. After you list the things you want to include in the paper you can put them in a correct sequence and then write according to this list with no worry about poor structure and unrelated ideas in the paper.

2) Just like any other kind of paper a Term Paper needs to have an introduction, main body and conclusion. The purpose of the introduction is to let the writer know what are you going to accomplish in the paper and why. The main body contains all the key statements and supportive evidences for them. And the conclusion is a summary of all the things mentioned above, written using different words and also providing a brief evaluation of the work done.

3) There are several ways in approaching the paper. The most common of them are chronological and theoretical.

Chronological is based on building the paper according to the time when events took place.

Theoretical is organizing the paper around a set of factors and ideas.

Whichever approach is used the purpose of it is deep analysis of the topic that helps to interconnect all the main points into one good Term Paper.

Dear Reader,

This article was written in order to help you write a professional paper, increase your writing skills and get a positive grade, suitable for you. It contains basic advices and suggestions on writing a paper and having it A-graded.

First of all we are ought to define the term “Professional paper”. Professional paper is traditionally written in a formal or professional style, but there may be some exceptions. Those who orient themselves on good, qualified and eventually professional writings often will be specialized on journalism, educating, scientific communication and public relations.

The most popular mistake among writer is that they strive after an A-grade, but what they really should do is aim to write a quality professional paper.

The most important aspect of the process of writing a paper is to use the formal and professional style, but don’t let it be too sophisticated. It should be understandable for a regular person but still have a formal and “professional” view.

Try to avoid too simple sentences and expressions, but do not go too far using difficult tenses.

Always stick to your point, and do not go too vast with your paper. It should have a clear and focused purpose that is seen even by looking through the paper.

Try to be as much concrete in the body of your paper as you possibly can. That is made in order to avoid different misunderstandings while reading it.

Fill your paper with such smart words as: though, whilst, even though, however etc.

The most attention you should pay on the proof and evidence of your statements. They should be 100% true and do not raise any doubts.

Always mention all the evidence from the strongest argument to the weakest but leave something impressive on the conclusion.

Try to think out of the box, and try to lay out only original thoughts in your paper. Make them not like everybody else’s.

When you write a paper – the basic assignment is to put down your own thoughts. That is why it is not recommended to fill your paper with a lot of quotes and someone’s statements.

You should always have a personal approach to the paper but do not overdo with it.

The conclusion is the ending part of your paper, and the reader in most cases is more likely to remember the ending part of the paper then the beginning. So that means that you should pay attention on the quality of the ending part of your paper. Make it impressive, strong and unforgettable.