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Research Paper Note Cards
1. Research Paper NoteResearch Paper Note
CardsCards
Mr. Proffitt, Hunters Lane High SchoolMr. Proffitt, Hunters Lane High School
2. WHAT GOES ON A
NOTE CARD?
• Information you did not know about
your topic that you get from another
author
3. HOW TO TAKE
ANOTHER AUTHOR’S
INFORMATION??
• Paraphrase
• Summarize
• Quote
DON’T PLAGIARIZE!!!!
4. PLAGIARISM
• It's like lip-synching to someone else's
voice and accepting the applause and
rewards for yourself.
• IF YOU PLAGIARIZE, YOU WILL FAIL!!!
…any time you take a writer’s words and
use them as your own, you are plagiarizing
5. Using another writer’s
words as your own… the
right way!
• Paraphrase/Summarize
• Quote
• Include your own thoughts about
what the writer has to say
ALWAYS GIVE THE CREDIT TO THE
REAL AUTHOR!
7. PARAPHRASE
Example of what you read:
"I had to explain to him that I was deaf. I said, 'Wait; I can't
hear; please talk slowly.' He looked at me and said, 'What?' I
told him again I was deaf, and he said, 'Oh.' He pointed to a
door and told me to go through that door. I followed his
instructions. I opened the door and walked through it, closing
the door behind me. I found that I was in the hallway near
the elevator where I had just come up. I was shocked! He
had rejected me without any explanation. I got into the
elevator, and as it descended, I felt very letdown. I couldn't
understand why he didn't give me a chance to explain that I
could do the job well. It didn't require hearing!"
-- Bernard Bragg, My First Summer Job, A Handful of Stories,
19
8. PARAPHRASE
An Example of paraphrasing
what you read
• In A Handful of Stories, Bernard Bragg tells a
story of trying to get a job. One time he told a
potential employer he was deaf, and the man just
pointed to the door. Mr. Bragg, not realizing the
man was telling him to leave, opened the door and
stepped out. Not until he went out the door did he
realize he had been rejected because he was deaf
(19).
9. QUOTE
Use quotation marks “ “ to show EXACTLY
what the author was saying (Do NOT use
more than 4 lines)
• Include Author’s Last Name and Page
Number on which you found the
information, directly after the quote
For example,
According to Hughes, “poetry rocks!”
(Hughes, p. 2)
10. So, what goes on the
Note Card??
• As you find interesting facts about your
topic, you will write them down.
• Each idea should be paraphrased
(summarized in your own words), and
written on a card.
11. Stay organized…
• In order to keep your ideas in order,
and to remember where you found the
ideas, there are four items that you
should include on the index card
13. 1. Card Topic
Topic is the kind of information on the card.
Think of it as the title, or main idea of the
card. After writing down the information,
figure out how you could briefly categorize,
or title it.
14. Card Topic
For example, if you are writing a paper on
the life and works of the poet, Langston
Hughes, you may have cards with topics
such as:
– Hughes' upbringing
– Hughes' influences
– Hughes' poetry
– Hughes' political beliefs
– Hughes' influence on America
15. 2. Source Title
• The source title is the name of the book,
magazine, website, etc., in which you found
the information.
• You will want to also turn your card over and
list ALL Catalog Card information (publisher,
etc.).
16. Giving Your Source a
Number
• In the previous example, the source
was given a number, instead of
writing out the entire title, author,
etc.
17. Write out the title for the source
you are using on each card , or
simply list your sources on a
separate sheet of paper.
• Number your sources on this list
• Use the numbers on the note cards
to specify which source provided
which fact.
18. 3. paraphrased
information
• It is helpful to paraphrase, or summarize,
your research on the index cards while you
are taking notes. If you are consistent in
paraphrasing at this stage, then you will be
certain not to accidentally plagiarize
someone else's work. You will also have less
work to do when you are actually writing
the paper.
19. 4. page numbers
• It is important to be accurate with
the page numbers on your note
cards, as you will need them for
citations throughout your research
paper.
21. Citing my source!!
Information for this presentation came from
the following source
• “Researching and Organizing Your Paper:
The Note Card System.” English Works! at
Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.
Published: 1997-present. Retrieved 7
March, 2006.
<http://depts.gallaudet.edu/englishworks/
writing/notecard.html>