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An '''essay''' is generally a non-fiction text of between approximately 800 and 15,000 words. Essays are amongst the common forms of educational assessment, particularly in secondary and tertiary education. They also provide a key form of knowledge communication and professional critique in academia. Essays are often published in serials, such as [[journals]]. | |||
==Wikimedia== | == Essays == | ||
* [[Patterns of Social and Political Interaction]] | |||
* [[Why homework should not be banned]] | |||
* [[Values, Beliefs, Political Ideas and Institutions]] | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Help:Essay]] | |||
== Wikimedia == | |||
* [[Wikipedia:Essay]] | * [[Wikipedia:Essay]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:47, 26 June 2011
An essay is generally a non-fiction text of between approximately 800 and 15,000 words. Essays are amongst the common forms of educational assessment, particularly in secondary and tertiary education. They also provide a key form of knowledge communication and professional critique in academia. Essays are often published in serials, such as journals.
Essays
- Patterns of Social and Political Interaction
- Why homework should not be banned
- Values, Beliefs, Political Ideas and Institutions