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- 2. Which part ofthe research am I?
- 7. The Impact ofthe usage of Mobile Legends to the Academic Performance of the selected Grade 10 students at BINHS
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- 9. Objectives a. define whatcitation is; b. value the importance and purposes of citation; c. determine the difference between citation and referencing
- 10. TABLE OF CONTENTS 0102 03 04 What is citation? Importance of Citation Plagiarism Citation vs. Referencing
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- 12. https://youtu.be/CDGdqoCyAtw For a beginnerlike you, watch this short video to gain background of the topic.
- 13. What is citation? Acitation is set of rules on how to cite sources in an academic writing. Whenever you refer to someone else’s work, a citation is required in order to avoid plagiarism (Swean, 2015).
- 14. What are the importanceof citation?
- 15. Importance of Citation Itis helpful for anyone who wants to find out more about your ideas and where they came from Citing sources shows the amount of research you’ve done. Citing sources strengthens your work by lending outside support to your ideas.
- 16. Importance of Citation Itis a basis of autheticity of one’s study. It ensures the ethical and academic honesty of somebody’s work. It served as a legal basis in crafting the body of your study.
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- 18. Plagiarism is presenting workor ideas from another source as your own, with or without consent of the original author, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement (University of Oxford, 2023).
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- 20. Forms of Plagiarism Verbatim(word for word) quotation without clear acknowledgement Cutting and pasting from the Internet without clear acknowledgement Paraphrasing (if you do not give due acknowledgement to the author)
- 21. Forms of Plagiarism Inaccuratecitation Auto-plagiarism (Identical pieces of work submitted concurrently will also be considered to be auto-plagiarism)
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- 23. What’s the common? Bothare associated with academic texts and are pointers to sources of information.
- 24. What’s different? Purpose: Thepurpose of a citation is to point to additional information whereas the purpose of a reference is to supply that additional information.
- 25. What’s different? Location: Citationsappear within the main text whereas references are added towards the end of the main text as a list. Amount of information: Citations give minimal information whereas references provide all the details.
- 26. What’s different? Length: Itfollows therefore that citations are short, either comprising the last names of authors and the year of publication or appearing as footnotes. In contrast, references are long and often run to several lines.
- 27. Difference of form “Wehave yet fully to understand how typography should be designed when glance reading competes with other cognitive tasks, such as driving while using an in-vehicle display (Reimer et al. 2014) or walking while reading on a mobile device (Chen and Lin 2016).” *The citation provided comprises the names of authors and the year of publication.
- 28. Difference of form “Wefocus on domestic food value chains for the simple reason that roughly three-quarters of all food is consumed in the same country as its raw commodity inputs were grown18.” D’Odorico, P., Carr, J. A., Laio, F., Ridolfi, L. & Vandoni, S. Feeding humanity through global food trade. Earth’s Future 2, 458–469 (2014). At the end of the article appears a numbered list, arranged in the order of appearance in the text, in which reference no. 18 is given as in the above
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- 30. EXERCISE ● Mercury isthe closest planet to the Sun, but does its name have anything to do with the liquid metal? ● Contrary to popular belief, no. The truth is that this planet was named after the Roman messenger god, Mercury ? ?
- 31. ASSIGNMENT Mercury is theclosest planet to the Sun, and Neptune is the farthest one. Calculate the distance between these two planets ?
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