PPT-Summarizing & paraphrasing

Saying it in your own words THE CHALLENGE Youre asked to use outside sources for a paper and your teacher wants to see more summaries and paraphrases than direct quotations In face your teacher wants you to use quotes sparingly . 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. 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. Presenters: Emma Packard& Suzanne Fitzgerald. Tracking Student Progress. Data collection. Part 2. 1. 2. HOMEWORK. 3. 4. 5. 6. Data. Data. Data. Requested DATA SHEET Examples. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. After completing this session, participants will. 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. 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.. 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.. Avoiding Plagiarism:. What are the differences?. Quotations must be identical to the original, using a narrow segment of the source. They must match the source document word for word and must be attributed to the original author.. During Contact Investigation Interviewing. Learning Objectives. After this session, participants will be able to:. Describe how to build rapport . List at least six effective communication skills. Describe assertive, passive, and aggressive behavior. Citing & Acknowledging Sources. Professor Bailey-Kirby. What is plagiarism?. Plagiarism (from a Latin word for “kidnapper”) is to take the words of another and present them as one’s own. . The student turns in a composition written in whole or in part by another.. Use own words. Include all ideas. Do not include your own analysis/ interpretation/opinion. Always acknowledge your source. . Use own words. Include the key relevant ideas. Do not include your own analysis/ interpretation/opinion. Common Myths. Students often make the assumption that paraphrasing and summarizing written materials are the same thing. . Sadly this premise results in poor writing mechanics as well as running the risk of failing a written assignment.. 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. 1. Avoiding Plagiarism . Pre-Test. What does it mean to plagiarize? . What does it mean to paraphrase? . How do you paraphrase something without plagiarizing? . Knowing the Difference . There are 3 ways to incorporate other’s writing into your own writing:.