1.) talk about paraphrase and summary as ways to avoid plagiarism.
2.) practice paraphrasing and summarizing (warm-up) (article).
3.) talk about quotations (answer)
4.) Practice APA citations with quotations. Go to Elle's notebook
for the activity.
Helpful website:Quotations: Using signal phrases to integrate quotations into your writing
Next time we will:
1.) talk about citation styles in your field.
Assignment:
assigned Mar.13R, due Mar. 18th T
1.) Identifying your citation style. Save it to your google drive.
assigned Mar.13R, due Mar. 20th R
2.) Write the analysis for the I, L and D using your "notes" and the guiding questions:
Introduction:
Does it summarize the background, the motivation or the purpose of the study
effectively? Is there a literature review incorporated into the introduction or is it in a separate section? Does I or L provide sufficient information about the topic area? Is the L section critical and up-to-date (if it is there)? Did the I section or L section lead you to believe that the topic or Research Question is significant and interesting enough to be explored? Do the research questions flow from the I or L section?
Discussion: Does the discussion relate to any issues raised in the introduction or literature
review? Does it summarize what was said about the results (interpretations and implications). Are implications for the bigger picture mentioned in the discussion? Are the interpretations of the results plausible to you? Does the discussion section introduce unique elements in the paper organization?
Does it summarize the background, the motivation or the purpose of the study
effectively? Is there a literature review incorporated into the introduction or is it in a separate section? Does I or L provide sufficient information about the topic area? Is the L section critical and up-to-date (if it is there)? Did the I section or L section lead you to believe that the topic or Research Question is significant and interesting enough to be explored? Do the research questions flow from the I or L section?
Discussion: Does the discussion relate to any issues raised in the introduction or literature
review? Does it summarize what was said about the results (interpretations and implications). Are implications for the bigger picture mentioned in the discussion? Are the interpretations of the results plausible to you? Does the discussion section introduce unique elements in the paper organization?
Save the draft to your Google file-your name-major assignment 2-ILD draft
