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This document contains instructions and warnings for two assignments for a B.Ed curriculum development course at Gomal University's Directorate of Distance Education. It warns that plagiarism or hiring ghost writers will result in zero marks and that submitting borrowed or stolen assignments will be penalized. It provides due dates of May 19th, 2013 for Assignment 1 and March 16th, 2013 for Assignment 2 and instructs students to write assignments in legible handwriting or print, respond to questions with a minimum of 1200 words, avoid irrelevant information and reproduction from texts, and submit assignments on or before the due dates. It notes that Assignment 1 and 2 are each worth 100 marks total with a pass mark of 40.
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