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How to Use Quotations and Paraphrasing

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on June 1, 2010 at 11:57:19 am
 

 

How to Paraphrase and Perform In-Text Citations

 

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APA Citation Style

MLA Citation Style

 

In producing an original piece of academic writing, students are expected to coherently incorporate the works of others into their own writing, whether through paraphrasing or in-text citations. Failure do so may result in an incomplete assessment of a topic, unclear writing,or even plagiarism. The best way to ensure that students effectively incorporate the works of others into their own writing is to adhere to a 3-step template. 

 

1. Introduce the quote: set the context

 

2. Provide the quote/paraphrased idea

 

3. Significance: What does this quote/idea illustrate?

 

avoid hit and run quoting

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