PPT-Paraphrasing/Summarizing

What is paraphrasing It means you put what you have read into your own words You paraphrase by reading something thinking about what it means and then restating it in your own words Why paraphrase. Put it in Your Own . Words. !. Brain Pop. ©. 2012HappyEdugator. What is paraphrasing?. Identify . the point of the passage.. Emphasize. the most essential details; leave out unnecessary details.. Restate. Paraphrasing . Objective:. Demonstrate comprehension by paraphrasing facts from informational texts. Gain knowledge and apply what they have learned about paraphrasing by reading information about three unusual animals. Paraphrasing. What is it?. Putting something in your own words. can be the shorter, the same length or longer than the original. goal is not to shorten the original; goal is to restate it in your own words. This workshop will:. Look at the differences between quoting, paraphrasing and summarising as ways of using sources.  . Explain how and when to use quotations, paraphrases and summaries.  . Introduce you to some basic expectations when paraphrasing. ASC. Academic Skills Centre. Overview. Paraphrasing. Changes the original text into your own words. About the same size as the original text (ideally, shorter). Maintains the original meaning. Summarising. Put it in Your Own . Words!. ©. 2012HappyEdugator. What is paraphrasing?. Identify . the point of the passage.. Emphasize. the most essential details; leave out unnecessary details.. Restate. what you read in your own words... What is paraphrasing?. It means you put what you have read into your own words.. You paraphrase by reading something, thinking about what it means, and then restating it in your own words.. Why paraphrase?. 1 Quoting, Summarizing, Paraphrasing When you are writing a research paper, you will want to synthesize and incorporate information others have written about the same topic. Including borrowed inform 2015. What is Summarizing?. Putting the main idea and main points of a passage . into your own words. .. Short. , sweet, and to the point!. Keeps the main ideas and important details. A good summary should always be stated in a complete sentence.. Adapted from: . Developing Scholarly Abstracts by Mindy Smith and Designing and Presenting Poster by Deborah Sleight. Objectives. Describe the steps in preparing an abstract that can then be used to create your poster presentation. Brought to you by. The Writing and Learning Centre. One of the challenges in . effective academic . writing is being able to transition from one idea to . another….. … or . from one argument to another in an essay. . Research Paper. Paraphrasing & Summarizing. A . summary . includes the main points. . It is written in your own words. . It is . always. . shorter. and . simpler. than the original passage.. Summarize. Connect to the Text. What do you know about . summarizing? What words come to mind? . 2. How do you summarize?. What do we already know?. to create a . clear, concise. , . and . complete condensed . And… Plagiarism… . How would you define the following?. Paraphrasing – . Summarizing – . Plagiarizing – . Paraphrasing. Summarizing. Plagiarizing. Summarizing – to briefly state or outline the main point/ points.