'Modern language association' diaporamas de présentation

COTSEAL Workshop University of Madison, Wisconsin April 23, 2010 ------ .

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Documenting Sources:

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Senior Project Research and Reflection Paper Due March 2

Senior Project Research and Reflection Paper Due March 2. Senior Project Research Paper . Remember these major guidelines for your paper: . The paper should be related to the performance or understanding of your Sr. Project.

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MLA Documentation

MLA Documentation. Preparing and documenting your research paper using Modern Language Association (MLA) style is an important, and necessary, part of completing your research paper. .

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MLA Citation Style

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Using Quotations

Using Quotations. Prepared by William Roth January 2011

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Basic information about the research paper & Choosing a topic

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Best Practices for Reaching People Groups

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MLA Documentation for Research Papers--Purpose

MLA Documentation for Research Papers--Purpose. A reader who is interested in exploring a subject wants to read not only your paper but also the material you used in your paper. Why?

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The Five Types of Plagiarism

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The Five Types of Plagiarism

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Plagiarism in the Economics Profession

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How not to plagiarize your report

How not to plagiarize your report. Created for you by Ms. Hosier. Why are you here?. In the Student code of conduct, the following is said about plagiarism:

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Honors English 105

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How to prepare a bibliograph y for your final paper

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Writing a Well-Developed Paragraph

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The First Sentence in a Summary

The First Sentence in a Summary. Most summaries begin with a sentence containing two elements: the source and the main idea. . 1. Author Steven Goodman in "Transformation of the Nile River Basin" states that how the region has changed as a result of continuous irrigation.

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Conducting research

Conducting research. Review your text. Beginning on text page 606, you will discover a wonderful resource to help you in writing research papers. Avoid plagiarism. Document everything that is not common knowledge OR your own thinking.

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Workshop P

Workshop P. Citing Sources to Responsibly Use Information Oct. 2009. Introduction to Plagiarism : Concepts and Definitions. To avoid plagiarism, it is important to learn to cite the sources you use in your research. According to Dictionary.com,

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Citing Sources in a Research Paper

Citing Sources in a Research Paper. MLA Format. What Is MLA?. MLA is the Modern Language Association. What Do I Need to Cite?. Cite all paraphrased and quoted material. Any information that is not common knowledge comes from a source. You must credit your source in order to avoid plagiarism.

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