'Citing sources' presentation slideshows

CITATION

CITATION. RPW 305 Academic English Survival Skills II Unit I (pp. 54-59). What is citation?. Citation (n.) 1. A quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, esp. in a scholarly work . CANKAYA UNIVERSITY - FOREIGN LANGUAGES- ENGLISH UNIT.

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Welcome to Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center

Welcome to Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Making the Most of This Database. Why use Opposing Viewpoints?. Research controversial topics Easily access all sides of hot topics Find the most up-to-date resources. Opposing Viewpoints: Getting Started. Begin Searching .

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What is Plagiarism? How can we avoid Plagiarizing?

What is Plagiarism? How can we avoid Plagiarizing?. What is Plagiarism?. Plagiarism Defined. Copying something written by another person & not giving credit. Illegal use of the words or ideas of other people.

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Writing from Research

Writing from Research. The Keys to Using Sources in Academic Writing. What writing have you done in the past?. Answering questions in class Informal chatting (IM, Text, Facebook , Twitter) Writing reflections or responses Composing journal entries (personal or in school)

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Writing from Research

Writing from Research. The Keys to Using Sources in Academic Writing. What writing have you done in the past?. Answering questions in class Informal chatting (IM, Text, Facebook , Twitter) Writing reflections or responses Composing journal entries (personal or in school)

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In text Citations

In text Citations. Use of the exact words from a text, film, tape, or interview. What people say What others say about people Descriptive passages or phrases Statistics Definitions. What is citing?. To provide specific detail or evidence to support opinions

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Why You Need a Statement of Teaching Philosophy and How to Develop One

Why You Need a Statement of Teaching Philosophy and How to Develop One. Marie Kendall Brown, Ph.D. Assistant Director for Teaching and Learning October 22, 2013 SIGS PLAN Workshop. Session Objectives.

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Scientific Writing: 10 Basics

Scientific Writing: 10 Basics. Barbara Gastel, MD, MPH VIBS 443/VIBS 602 20 January 2012. The Basics. Write to communicate, not to impress. Follow the instructions. Use good models. Gather plenty of suitable information. Organize the information carefully.

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Reconnecting with Our Cultural Wealth in the Digital Age

Reconnecting with Our Cultural Wealth in the Digital Age. Ruth Ferris Science Horizons Initiative June 2013. Abstract. How can we use cultural knowledge with students in a digital age?

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Blue Team will create our own Latin American Festival in the Cafeteria on Friday Jan. 17 th

Latin American Festivals.

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Heritage Fairs: Engaging Students in Learning History

Heritage Fairs: Engaging Students in Learning History. Tuesday, January 8, 2013, 12:30pm-3:30 pm Hollywood Road Education Services - Room 2. Part II: How to Design a Heritage Fair for your Classroom. How to Design a Heritage Fair for your Classroom.

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Works Cited

Works Cited. Purpose. The purpose of citing your sources is to inform the reader of where your information came from. By citing your sources, you are proving that you are an expert on the topic you have written about. Citing your sources also prevents plagiarism.

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Main Points

Main Points. The most important, comprehensive ideas in a speech To identify your main points Review your research Identify the ideas that must be developed for your speech to make sense Review your thesis statement Identify the distinct ideas in the thesis statement

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Lehigh Libraries and the Internet

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Literature and Ethics

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Researching, Organizing, and Outlining Your Speech

Researching, Organizing, and Outlining Your Speech. Characteristics of a Formal Outline. Outline is written in complete sentences Outline includes all important and relevant information Outline is typed Outline includes citations within text

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Citing Sources for Success

Citing Sources for Success. National History Day 2013. Agenda. How to Cite Sources? What Should be Cited? Quoting Paraphrasing Parentheses Running Acknowledgement. When to Cite. http:// www.criticalthinkeracademy.com /academy/how-to-cite-sources-and-avoid-plagiarism/when-to-cite/.

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Foods of the World

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PowerPoint Assignment

PowerPoint Assignment. Choose a issue that is important to you. Create at least one slide that gives some background information on your topic. Create at least one detailing your issue in the news today. Create at least one slide explaining why you think it is an important issue.

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EFFICIENT Research

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