'Long quotations' diaporamas de présentation

BiNus International Referencing Workshop

BiNus International Referencing Workshop. English Language Services 20 April 2006. Aim of Workshop. To teach students referencing styles and bibliography construction while providing students with useful reference guides for their future academic writing. English Language Services.

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APA Style Workshop An Introductory Presentation Based on the 6 th Edition APA Style Manual

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Compare and Contrast

Compare and Contrast. Essay Details. 3-5 pages (no more than 5 pages max) Incorporate (and CITE) at least three quotations from EACH text Narrow angle of comparison, clear organization, intro and conclusion Well-written, revised for grammar, spelling and mechanics.

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Plagiarism

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How to Integrate Quotations in Literary Analysis

How to Integrate Quotations in Literary Analysis. A Simple Guide. Your essay is your argument. Too many quotations can overpower your voice. Use quotations sparingly.

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Incorporating Sources

Incorporating Sources. English Comp 2. Crediting Your Sources: Parenthetical Citations . Each time you incorporate source material, you must clearly direct your reader to the article/book/interview/etc. you are citing.

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Incorporating Sources

Incorporating Sources. English Comp 1. Crediting Your Sources: Parenthetical Citations . Each time you incorporate source material, you must clearly direct your reader to the article/book/interview/etc. you are citing.

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VI. Using Quotations

VI. Using Quotations. And Incorporating Sources without Plagiarism. Table of Contents. Defining Plagiarism 3-4 More Information about Plagiarism 5 Three Steps to Using Quotations 7-9 Signal Words 10 Examples 11 Signal Phrases to Introduce Quotations 12

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Integrating Quotes

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Doing The DBQ

Doing The DBQ. Pre-writing and Planning (10-15 minutes). Read the question carefully. Is there more than 1 part?. How did the settlers of Jamestown struggle adjusting to the New World? Analyze the documents and explain how those struggles were overcome.

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Avoiding Plagiarism and using MLA

Avoiding Plagiarism and using MLA. Basic Guidelines for Documentation. What is Plagiarism?. Plagiarism is the act of stating or implying that another person's work is your own. You commit plagiarism if you: Submit a paper to be graded or reviewed that you have not written on your own.

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Paper #5: Researched Essay

Paper #5: Researched Essay. This is a separate graded essay; it does not replace a previous essay's grade. Therefore, it is to your benefit to revise the essay that you feel will demonstrate your writing and researching skills at their best. Research Paper.

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Embedding Quotes

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Basic steps to writing an effective essay

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Example of how to indent long quotations (4+ lines):

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