'Quoted material' diaporamas de présentation

Punctuation

Punctuation. Dr.Rakan and Jack. How many punctuation marks do you know?. Why do we need punctuation?.

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How to do citation

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Writing Well Paraphrasing

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REFERENCING & PARAPHRASING

REFERENCING & PARAPHRASING. Tatum S. Adiningru m Margaret Astrid Tika. Workshop Aims . To introduce referencing style used at Binus International To introduce summarising, quoting and paraphrasing skills To introduce reference list. Referencing. What is referencing .

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Handling Quotes Fairly and Accurately

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Avoiding Plagiarism

Avoiding Plagiarism. You must give credit for every. Quote. Summary. Paraphrase. Methods for Quoting Material. 1. Short Quotations. Short quotations (exactly as written in source) are written as a part of your sentence or paragraph:.

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Drafting

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Teacher, is 'copypaste' one word or two?

Teacher, is 'copypaste' one word or two?. Ann Shlapobersky. Whose writing?. Can you recognize your students' writing style? Are you aware of the lexicon and sentence structure your students know for their level of English?. Who wrote it?.

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The Writing Process

The Writing Process. (excerpt from Writing Workshop, April 2008). Idea. Idea. Proofed Draft. Final Draft. Bibliography. Bibliography. Research. Research. Outline. Outline. Draft. Draft. Revised Draft. Revised Draft.

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Plagiarism and Paraphrasing

Plagiarism and Paraphrasing. How to Give Credit Where Credit is Due. Avoiding Plagiarism. Since teachers and administrators may not distinguish between deliberate and accidental plagiarism, the heart of avoiding plagiarism is to make sure you give credit where it is due.

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Plagiarism Plethora? Identifying Plagiarism

Plagiarism Plethora? Identifying Plagiarism. Conde Library 2006. Original Source: Plate 2, following Page 150 The Intelligence of Dogs: Canine Consciousness and Capabilities by Stanley Coren. MacMillan, 1994

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Avoiding plagiarism by paraphrasing

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Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing

Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing. WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE THREE WAYS OF INCORPORATING OTHER WRITERS' WORK INTO YOUR OWN WRITING?. What is plagiarism?

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The University of Northern Colorado Writing Center: Using Direct Quotations

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The Use of Quotation Marks Mini-Lesson

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INTRODUCING QUOTED MATERIAL

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Incorporating quotes

Incorporating quotes . There are two ways to incorporate quotes: Using a full quote Using an embedded or integrated quote. Using a Full Quote. When you incorporate a full quote, you should introduce the quote and then follow with a full sentence of quoted material:

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Works Cited Page

Works Cited Page. How to Create the Works Cited page . Basic Points to Keep in Mind. The title, Works Cited , needs to be centered at the top of your page. All your entries need to be in alphabetical order .

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