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This document discusses citation and plagiarism. It explains that citation credits other researchers and writers when using their work and ideas. Plagiarism is using someone else's work or ideas without giving them proper credit. The document notes that citations allow readers to locate sources, demonstrate thorough research, reinforce arguments, explain alternative approaches, and avoid violating intellectual property rights. It describes two common citation styles - parenthetical and narrative citations - used in the Modern Language Association (MLA) and American Psychological Association (APA) styles.
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While researching for Project 1, you will need to find sources that help you better understand your topic and answer your research question. For this assignment, you will gather and organize sources for Project 1, as well as evaluate their reliability.
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For each source, include a full, accurate MLA citation (see Purdue OWL or our Library Guide for more information)
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MAXimum 2 sources from our Library Guide
MAXimum 2 sources in a non-English language
Sources can be scholarly or non-scholarly and include:
general or specialized encyclopedias
journals
books
magazines
newspapers
interviews
websites
government documents
surveys
public presentations
Sources can be used for general background about your topic, for example:
Definitions of terms or explanations of basic concepts
Establishing what the issue/conflict/problem is
Statistics indicating how many international students study at US universities
Sources can be used for more specific information, for example:
A study of university students’ perceptions of their instructor’s accent
A blog post about an instructor’s struggles to make her class more interesting for students
FORMAT
Include a heading with your issue and research question
Organize your entries into sections based on how you plan to use the sources
Within each section, arrange your entries alphabetically by author’s last name
See sample Annotated Bibliography below:
Research Question:
How does neoliberalism affect the way international students are portrayed in academic literature?
GENERAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION
1. Institute of International Education. Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange. 18 Nov. 2019, http://www.iie.org/opendoors. Accessed 17 Feb. 2020.
Statistical report
It comes from a not-for-profit organization that has been gathering information about student enrollment for for 100 years
This report tells how many international students study in the US and where they come from. It also provides financial information, such as where their funding comes from and how much they contribute to the US economy.
This source will be used for background information to s.
Annotated BibliographySecondary Research ReportAn annota.docx
Annotated Bibliography
Secondary Research Report
An annotated bibliography is a list of sources you plan to use for a research project. In addition to a citation for each source, the annotations provide helpful information, like what a source is about and how reliable it is.
While researching for Project 1, you will need to find sources that help you better understand your topic and answer your research question. For this assignment, you will gather and organize sources for Project 1, as well as evaluate their reliability.
ENTRIES & ANNOTATIONS
For each source, include a full, accurate MLA citation (see Purdue OWL or our Library Guide for more information)
After the citation, you should include the following information in separate bullet points
Type of source
What makes this source reliable? Think about the place of publication, author’s credentials, content, etc.
What is this source about? Summarize the content in 2-3 sentences. This should be written in your own words and should NOT include direct quotations!
How will this source fit into your Secondary Research Report? How does it relate to your other sources?
SOURCE GUIDELINES
MINimum 10 sources
MINimum 2 empirical studies (scholarly)
MAXimum 1 video
MAXimum 2 sources from our Library Guide
MAXimum 2 sources in a non-English language
Sources can be scholarly or non-scholarly and include:
general or specialized encyclopedias
journals
books
magazines
newspapers
interviews
websites
government documents
surveys
public presentations
Sources can be used for general background about your topic, for example:
Definitions of terms or explanations of basic concepts
Establishing what the issue/conflict/problem is
Statistics indicating how many international students study at US universities
Sources can be used for more specific information, for example:
A study of university students’ perceptions of their instructor’s accent
A blog post about an instructor’s struggles to make her class more interesting for students
FORMAT
Include a heading with your issue and research question
Organize your entries into sections based on how you plan to use the sources
Within each section, arrange your entries alphabetically by author’s last name
See sample Annotated Bibliography below:
Research Question:
How does neoliberalism affect the way international students are portrayed in academic literature?
GENERAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION
1. Institute of International Education. Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange. 18 Nov. 2019, http://www.iie.org/opendoors. Accessed 17 Feb. 2020.
Statistical report
It comes from a not-for-profit organization that has been gathering information about student enrollment for for 100 years
This report tells how many international students study in the US and where they come from. It also provides financial information, such as where their funding comes from and how much they contribute to the US economy.
This source will be used for background information to s ...
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The document provides an overview of the standards, elements, and strategies for writing an informative essay about the immigration crisis in Europe in 2015. It discusses focusing on a specific topic, developing a thesis statement, using different types of evidence to support arguments, employing transitions, and crafting effective introductions and conclusions. Examples are also provided for hooks, citations, and conclusions. The overall summary is that the document outlines the key components of writing an informative essay on the 2015 European immigration crisis.
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Dr. Christa Boske published an article in the National FORUM of Multicultural Issues Journal titled "Promoting Artmaking to Develop Empathic School Leaders: A Sociocultural Model" with four coauthors including high school students and an educator. The article presents a conceptual model using artmaking to promote empathy and social justice among school leaders. It examines how artmaking can be used for sensemaking to reform schools and promote social justice globally. The journal's editor praised Dr. Boske for mentoring students and contributing practical ideas for leadership positions in education.
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Citing Sources to Support Arguments.pptx
- 1. Jens Martensson Citing Sources to Support Arguments Defends a stand on an issue by presenting reasonable arguments supported by properly cited factual evidence CS_EN11/12A-EAPP-IIa-d-4
- 2. Jens Martensson Citation and Plagiarism ►Citation is the means by which you credit other researchers and writers when you use their work in your papers. ►Plagiarism is using someone else’s work or ideas as your own with or without their consent by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgment.
- 3. Jens Martensson A citation is essential for the following reasons: ► ⮚ It allows readers to locate the materials you used. ► ⮚ It demonstrates that you have conducted a thorough review of the ► literature on your topic ► ⮚ It will be used to reinforce your arguments ► ⮚ It will be used to explain the reasons for alternative approaches ► ⮚ It will either bolster or challenged your argument ► ⮚ It will refrain you from violating the Intellectual Property Rights
- 4. Jens Martensson Citation and Plagiarism Common in today’s documentation style is In-Text Citation which includes two formats: The Parenthetical Citation and Narrative Citations found both in the Modern Language Association (MLA) author-page related method and the American Psychological Association (APA) author-year method. In Parenthetical Citations, the reference data appears in parentheses. While in Narrative Citations, the author’s name is incorporated in the text As part of the sentence and the year or page number follows in Parentheses. Each citation and documentation vary in style according to format, manner of citation and source of material used. Study and observe the summarized descriptive comparison of MLA and APA.
- 10. Jens Martensson Process Questions: ► 1. What Citation Method did you use in the activity? ► 2. What is MLA? Describe. ► 3. What are the commonly used citation styles used today? ► 4. How does Parenthetical Citation differ from Narrative Citation in MLA Format? ► 5. Which documentation style refers to Parenthetical and Narrative Citations?
- 11. Jens Martensson Process Questions: Directions: Using MLA format, cite the following text in Parenthetical Citations and Narrative Citations. ► 1. “Chinese government ensures that only the richest of the rich in the country could afford to have a car.”- Villa, 21 ► 2. “Traffic jam is an ordinary scene in Metro Manila.”-Salazar; Villa 287 ► 3. “Knowledge in various subjects and current issues benefits a student in many ways.”- Guane, Sumugat, Austero 220 ► 4. “Teaching is a love shared to create a ripple effect in knowledge, skills, and moral responsibility and commitment for the common good.”-The Reaper Organization 101 ► 5. “Wealth grows wherever men exert energy.”-Constantino
- 12. Jens Martensson Process Questions: Directions: Using APA format, cite the following text in Parenthetical Citations and Narrative Citations. ► 1. “Chinese government ensures that only the richest of the rich in the country could afford to have a car.”- Villa, 21 ► 2. “Traffic jam is an ordinary scene in Metro Manila.”-Salazar; Villa 287 ► 3. “Knowledge in various subjects and current issues benefits a student in many ways.”- Guane, Sumugat, Austero 220 ► 4. “Teaching is a love shared to create a ripple effect in knowledge, skills, and moral responsibility and commitment for the common good.”-The Reaper Organization 101 ► 5. “Wealth grows wherever men exert energy.”-Constantino
- 13. Jens Martensson ► 1. “Chinese government ensures that only the richest of the rich could afford to have a car.”- Villa, 2001 ► 2. “Traffic jam is an ordinary scene in Metro Manila.”-Salazar; Villa 2017 ► 3. “Knowledge in various subjects and current issues benefits a student in many ways.”- Guane, Sumugat, Austero 2018 ► 4. “Teaching is a love shared to create a ripple effect in knowledge, skills, and moral responsibility and commitment for the common good.”-The Reaper Organization 2010 ► 5. “Wealth grows wherever men exert energy.”-Constantino