PPT-Introducing sources: summary, paraphrase, or quote

Some people might object that since SSR is generally not tested students are likely to avoid engagement Bryan Fawson and Reutzel 2003 make such an argument when they note that simply providing students time to selfselect their own books and read silently does not guarantee that students will in fact read silently further some students might even use books as a prop for pretend reading or other nonengaged reading behaviors p 47 emphasis theirs This objection actually highlights a much larger problem in education today the fact that highstakes testing is narrowing the curriculum John Forster and Tom Chapin 2008 have a song Not on the Test that begins with these lines Go on to sleep now third grader of mine The test is tomorrow but youll do just fine Its reading and math Forget all the rest You dont need to know what is not on the test NCLB legislation didnt create the attitude that anything not tested isnt worth doing but it certainly seems to have intensified the practice of shrinking the curriculum to the point that if a subject is not on the test it has been cut from the curriculum . Quotation. Paraphrase. Summary. *. Presentation adapted from . Purdue Owl . Resources. 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.. J. Eagan English. When do I quote or paraphrase?. 1.) When . you use another person’s . words . or . ideas. 2.) Use . quotations and paraphrases in . strategically . selected moments.. 3.) Using . : http://. www.imdb.com. /title/tt0204946/. What is Plagiarism?. What is Plagiarism?. “The . direct copying . of any source, such as written and verbal . material…whether . published or unpublished. : http://. www.imdb.com. /title/tt0204946/. Why Cite?. Why is it important for you as a student in America to cite your sources? What does citing accomplish? . Why Cite?. To . establish. . your credibility.. Summary . . Restating in your own words to make it shorter. Summarizes the main points of the article or several paragraphs of information. Cite the source, the author’s last name in parentheses. . . (Johnson).. and Quoting. The building blocks of using your research to the fullest.. Important Note. This info applies to all our assignments but most heavily to the final argument paper.. Your current assignment (the rhetorical analysis paper) does not require very long summaries of the sources since you’re mainly focused on style and rhetorical tactics.. Differences . among quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing?. These . three ways of incorporating other writers' work into your own writing differ according to the closeness of your writing to the source writing.. Quotation. Paraphrase. Summary. *. Presentation adapted from . Purdue Owl . Resources. 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.. J. Eagan . Emhlish. 110. When do I quote or paraphrase?. 1.) When . you use another person’s . words . or . ideas. 2.) Use . quotations and paraphrases in . strategically . selected moments.. 3.) Using . : http://. www.imdb.com. /title/tt0204946/. What is Plagiarism?. What is Plagiarism?. “The . direct copying . of any source, such as written and verbal . material…whether . published or unpublished. Tuesday, February 13, 2018. Just. . a Reminder … . Always. . come to class having read the assigned articles.. From this point onward, each article we read will be used in the essays for both Unit II and Unit III.. Just checking…... Who – Blue Oyster Cult and Bruce Dickinson, also – highlighting Gene Frenkle and his cowbell.. What – Recording “Don’t Fear the Reaper” – cow bell highlight. Where – Sunshine Studios. 1. Originality and Plagiarism. Plagiarism occurs when you use another’s words, ideas, assertions, data, or figures and do not acknowledge that you have done so. . If you use the words, ideas, or phrasing of another person or from published material, you must:. QUOTE IT!. What is a quote?. Why use a quote?. Types of writing to use quotes. Always . ICE. it. Introducing quotes. Citing quotes. Explaining quotes. ”. “. What is a QUOTE?. The word . quote. .