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14 Cards in this Set
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Choosing a topic |
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Evaluating evidence in your sources |
Assessing the objectivity of the author, credibility of the source, and relevance to your offer |
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Establishing credibility |
Reasponsibly using logos pathos and ethos so as to establish yourself as well informed reasonable and fair |
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Finding sources |
In some argumentative essays you can use your own ideas as evidence in support of your position. And many others however you have to do research to supplement your own ideas |
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Evaluating print sources |
Accuracy credibility Objectivity currency comprehensiveness Authority to evaluate print sources use the same process that you use when you evaluate anything else |
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Evaluating internet sources |
When you evaluate an internet source you need to begin by reviewing it skeptically unless you know for certain that it is reliable. |
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Summarizing sources |
states the main idea of the passage or even an entire book or article in concise terms. Because a summary leaves out the examples explanations and stylistic devices of the source it is always much shorter than the original |
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Paraphrasing your sources |
present the sources ideas in detail including its main idea it's key supporting points and perhaps even its example for this reason a paraphrase is longer than a summary |
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Quoting sources |
Quoting accurately so that every word and every punctuation mark in your quotation matches the source exactly |
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Working quotations into your sentences |
Edit them to provide context or to make them fit smoothly into your sentences without distorting them |
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Synthesizing sources |
Combining the summary paraphrase and quotation from several sources with your own ideas to support and original conclusion |
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MLA paper guidlines |
1 author 2 title of the article 3 title of the periodical 4 volume and issue numbers 5 date or year of publication 6 page number of the article 7 medium of publication |
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Avoiding unitentional Plagerism |
Always include full parenthetical documentation and works cited list to make the source of your information clearer to readers |
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Revising to eliminate Plagerism |
To follow the correct use of source material include both and identifying tag and a page number that directs the reader to the exact location of the material the student is summarizing |
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