Answer This,Teacher

It will be of no use to a stupid student.

If you will re-read, it says "average student". And that does not even refer to
"average" or "mean" intelligence. Let me explain my meaning. If a paper airplane is flown into a graduating class, and a student catches it, what are the chances that that student will ever use the above-described knowledge?

I cannot decide if you were "homework-cheating", that is reproducing a scholastic assignment verbatim in the hope that someone will supply an answer, or whether you were asking, on your own account, about the benefits afforded to a student by experience of, and practice in, careful academic work to a defined standard. In the first case, I would not supply an answer, since you would thereby forgo the benefit of doing the work yourself, and in the second an answer would be pointless.

It is a question to anyone in the field of education on behalf of students who are overloaded with homework. As you see, no teacher has yet answered the question.

How do you know that?

I know that I don't see an answer to my question.

You mean you don't see an answer that you like.

I meant what I wrote.

The benefits to a student of producing an annotated bibliography are chiefly those of all good scholarship, in addition a bibliography helps the student become familiar with using and referencing sources. (31 words)

I'll accept that. Thank you.