'Works cited entry' presentation slideshows

The Research Paper

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WRT 150 In Class Papers

WRT 150 In Class Papers. The Main and the Plain

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WRT 150 In Class Papers

WRT 150 In Class Papers. The Main and the Plain

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C-SPAN STUDENT CAM

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Direct Quotes and Paraphrasing

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Formatting Works Cited Cards for Student Research

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Critical Literary Essay

Critical Literary Essay. How and Why. Critical Literary Essays. Provide students with the opportunity to look critically at literature and question what they are reading (and why). Students can become empowered to take on, discuss, and question issues and themes that are interesting to them.

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Elements of MLA Style for Citations

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Writing Workshop

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Steps to Writing a Literary Analysis Essay

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What do I want to be when I grow up

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MLA 2009 Formatting and Style Guide, Part 2 (Works Cited Page -- Abbreviated Version by Marcie)

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MLA Citations

MLA Citations. World literature. What is MLA?. Modern Language Association Produce guidelines for citing evidence Produce guidelines for format of papers Who follows MLA guidelines? Students and teachers in English courses High school College. The nature of MLA.

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MLA Format

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Research Basics

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MLA In-text (or parenthetical) citations

MLA In-text (or parenthetical) citations. When you borrow information, ideas, or a quotation from a source, you must indicate this by citing (referring to) the source. This citation should include the author and page number. Example #1

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MLA Citations

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MLA Documentation

MLA Documentation. Parenthetical Documentation. The purpose of parenthetical documentation is to indicate what the source is of the information you have referenced. All information, ideas, facts, graphics etc. that is not common knowledge must be documented.

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