TOX NOTE CARDS EXAM 1

Dec 05, 2012

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TOX NOTE CARDS EXAM 1

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Note Cards

Note Cards. 26 March 2013 Miss Rice. Warm-Up. In your own words, what is plagiarism? *Take out suffix assignment to be collected *Take out source cards to be collected *Take out folder and note cards to show us *Take out annotated articles to show us. Agenda.

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Senior Research Essay. What are Note Cards?. Note cards are used to record all source related information for your research paper. Once completed, they provide an easy way for students to organize all of their source material in one place.

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Why do I need note cards?. Note cards are used to record information for your research that you found in your sources. They help by: Allowing you to organize your information Ensuring you don’t have redundant information Preventing plagiarism. There are three ways to take notes….

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Organizational Tool for Research. Objectives. Appreciate why note cards are used for organizing research Understand how to use note cards to organize facts Learn how to set up a note card. Advantages to Note Cards. Note cards are the most flexible way of organizing facts

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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Ana Valeria Villela. Source: Nancy Lotz & Carlene Phillips, “Marie Antoinette and the decline of French Monarchy”, 2005 Subject: Marie Antoinette An Archduchess is born Keywords: Early Life, Court of Vienna Abstract: Born on November 2, 1755 .

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NOTE CARDS

Course Agenda 1. NOTE CARDS. Clement I (96) Pope, martyr & Apostolic Father. Pope (91-96). He settled controversies by writing letters, showing the recognized authority of the papacy. Constantine (d. 338) Emperor of the Roman Empire.

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Sven Phillips. Music:1:S:1. Music has power to influence Cultures can be better understood by listening to their music Muslims thought music is the sound of a friend Music affects the soul Music considered a blessing. Islam and Music:1:S:1-2.

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Source Cards and Note Cards

Source Cards and Note Cards. Research Note-Taking. Source Card. You will need to create a source card for each source you use. Each source card should include information about the source (author, title, year, etc.).

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CARP Note Cards

CARP Note Cards. Your CARP Recipe. Requirements. 40 3X5 note cards from… At least five sources One book (print!) One article—scholarly, academic! Three other sources (Internet, interviews, documentaries, etc.). Credibility . All notes must be from reliable, credible, complex sources

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Note Cards

Put your main point here (this coincides with your outline main points). Your last name. Note Cards. Put your sub-point here. This will always be “personality” or “significance.” See preliminary outline. Jones. Roger kills Piggy. Personality.

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Composition and Literature. What are note cards, and why do I need them?. Note cards are a convenient way to record and organize your research. As you find interesting facts about your topic during your research, you should write them down

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Creating Note-cards

Creating Note-cards. What are note-cards?. Note-cards are a written record of the research that you have done. Note-cards list the sources, quotes, and bibliographic information of the sources that you used. Note-cards are small and easy to work with. Why should I use note-cards?.

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Source Cards & Note Cards

Source Cards & Note Cards. For the topic: Anne Frank. Source Card #?. MLA citation for the reliable source you have found. Don’t forget to indent!. Source #1.

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Constructing Note Cards

Constructing Note Cards. Topic of paragraph that this quote would go in. “Your quote goes here” (Last name, line #).

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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Store notes, images, and sources on separate slides. Easily add new slides any time. Change the background color of each slide to color-code for each main topic (paragraph) in your preliminary outline. You can easily re-order the slides anytime.

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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Store notes, images, and sources on separate slides. Easily add new slides any time. Change the font of each slide so each paragraph has the same font. You can easily re-order the slides anytime. (View  Slide Sorter) Slides can be printed with several on a page.

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Circle Note cards

Circle Note cards. Are you ready? We heard you were going to make a few note cards - and then there might be a short quiz. Have fun!!. White note card. circle. The set of all points in a plane that are equidistant from a given point. chords. diameter. Named by its center: О D. D.

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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Store notes, images, and sources on separate slides. Easily add new slides any time. Change the background color of each slide to color-code for each main topic (paragraph) in your outline. You can easily re-order the slides anytime. (View  Slide Sorter)

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Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards. Write your text evidence for your research paper on these note cards. Use only one source per note card. Write only one piece of text evidence on each note card.

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NOTE CARDS

NOTE CARDS. Keep track of and organize your facts. Basic Note Card Format. Source #____. Write a fact about the person here. What should my note cards look like?. Avoid Plagiarism!. Source #____. Paraphrase as you write the fact OR

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Note Cards

Note Cards. Front of Card. Back of Card. Name the notes on the lines of the treble clef. EGBDF. Front of Card. Back of Card. Name the notes on the spaces of the treble clef. FACE. Front of Card. Back of Card. Name the notes on the lines of the bass clef. GBDFA. Front of Card.

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Completing Note Cards

Completing Note Cards. If you take good notes, you will have a record of information when drafting your report. Follow these guidelines in preparing note cards: (1) Use a 4” x 6” index card or a half-sheet of paper for each item of information. (Consider color-coding off of source cards)

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Note Cards

Note Cards

Note Cards

Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards

NOTE CARDS

Note Cards

Source Cards and Note Cards

CARP Note Cards

Note Cards

Note Cards

Creating Note-cards

Source Cards &amp; Note Cards

Constructing Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards

Circle Note cards

Electronic Note Cards

Electronic Note Cards

NOTE CARDS

Note Cards

Completing Note Cards

Source Cards & Note Cards