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ESL student here! This is my last semester (🙏) and Sociology isn't easy with essays and "in text citation". Thanks God your explanation changes everything from almost impossible to sounds easy! Thank you 🙂
Perfect timing! I got a comment a few days ago from my professor about incorrect in-text citations on my last paper and I wanted to avoid making the same mistake on my future papers. Thank you so much for making this super simple and easy to understand!
I just got back in college GCU online, I am on week 3 is a starting to get struggle within text citations, and plagiarism, sometimes I had wish i learn in school. :( thank you for giving the tip much appreciated.
While I agree with nearly all of the information in most of your videos I watched, I have a discrepency with what APA teaches about citing an entire paragraph (this is re: your section on "Most of the paragraph uses paraphrased material." I teach my students that it is never okay to simply cite at the end of the paragraph because it is not clear if the entire paragraph is from the same source or the student's own words, instead, lead in with a signal phrase and lead-in citation. Then make sure each sentence after is clearly tied to that same citation. If this is done, there is no need to cite at the end of the paragraph, and it makes the cited material more clear. See APA 7th ed. Section 8.4. Example of a long paraphrase with a single in-text citation.
Hello. Will be subscribing! I'm currently doing a 20 page extended literature review for my undergraduate requirement at my university. Can you recommend 2-3 of your past videos I should view for assistance? Thanks.
Hi there! I appreciate the support and sure! Here are two of my best videos for literature reviews. This one has a better explanation on the researching processes ruclips.net/video/Vc_Yu_61Ymg/видео.html While this video has a better explanation on the actual writing process ruclips.net/video/DMsdY5Z5bZk/видео.html
How do I then know which parts are the authors own words and which are paraphrased if say you have an entire paragraph and only at the end the citation? If I want to paraphrase the first sentence of the paragraph, who would I cite? The author of the text I'm reading or the one that was cited by that author two sentences later? Great video! :)
Great presentation! Depending on the MLA edition you're using, is there a comma placed after the author's last name before the page number? I've seen it formatted like this, for example (Smith 5).
My biggest issue is determining whether or not something is common knowledge or not. Oftentimes, research contains a lot of common knowledge stuff or stuff that I already knew before reading the paper. Does this mean I do not have to cite it?
Hey there! This is something I could potentially add to my video list. If you happen to have an example of instructions for a commentary essay, feel free to email it to me so I can take a look at it! This way I can create the most accurate video, if so. :) chelseaseburn93@gmail.com
When do you need to include a paragraph number? I now you need to do so for direct quotes, but I’m just not sure about paraphrasing. So people say you do, while other say you don’t.
can't we start with according to new research then ending with (author, date)? in my opinion this makes it clear were the paraphrased part taken from a set reference is
How about in situations where you want to include the name of the author in the sentence and then put the date in bracket? Consider the example below please In the 15th century Da Vinci proposed a concept for a rotorcraft. Although his idea was good, due to techlogical limitation it could not fly (Peterson, 1987). Four hundred years later, Irgo Sarkosky (1949), a RUssian-American engineer became inspired by Da Vinci's and concept and improved upon. The work of Irgo Sarkosky (1949), led to the invention of the modern day helicopter. Now, in the above example, how i cited Irgo Sarkosky, is that correct please? i need help
My teacher told me that I should add an in text citation in the front and the end of any paragraphs I write. Why do when my teacher write an in text citation in the beginning, the citation have no brackets next to the surname but only on the date/ page(s)?
I don't understand why teachers (at least mine) don't explain this, it is honestly not that difficult. Nah they just tell you "cite whenever you paraphrase or quote", yeah but exactly how??!! What if I do several paragraphs of paraphrasing, or 2 sentences, or one sentence is praraphrased then there's an original line and then paraphrase again, then you have to deal with plagiarism just because they haven't told you exactly how to do it first.
I am so confused because for some reason my professor said that the authors name and year goes at the front of the sentence and the page for paragraph goes at the end of the sentence.
I have a really silly question. I was researching and found some information on the University at Buffalo, School of Social Work. I would like to paraphrase. How would I cite this in APA 7 edition?
Everywhere I go to look things related to essay and ENG class, it always have to do with a female. I’ve not yet had any Male teachers that are English teachers. Lol. I was right to believe that ENG classes are mainly for females. As dumb as it might sound. It’s simply true at this point.
I'm 40, back in college. THANK YOU! I can't stress enough how helpful these videos are. Even my professor mentioned that he loved my work cited info and I did it correctly, all thanks to you.
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ESL student here! This is my last semester (🙏) and Sociology isn't easy with essays and "in text citation". Thanks God your explanation changes everything from almost impossible to sounds easy! Thank you 🙂
Perfect timing! I got a comment a few days ago from my professor about incorrect in-text citations on my last paper and I wanted to avoid making the same mistake on my future papers. Thank you so much for making this super simple and easy to understand!
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I just got back in college GCU online, I am on week 3 is a starting to get struggle within text citations, and plagiarism, sometimes I had wish i learn in school. :( thank you for giving the tip much appreciated.
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While I agree with nearly all of the information in most of your videos I watched, I have a discrepency with what APA teaches about citing an entire paragraph (this is re: your section on "Most of the paragraph uses paraphrased material." I teach my students that it is never okay to simply cite at the end of the paragraph because it is not clear if the entire paragraph is from the same source or the student's own words, instead, lead in with a signal phrase and lead-in citation. Then make sure each sentence after is clearly tied to that same citation. If this is done, there is no need to cite at the end of the paragraph, and it makes the cited material more clear. See APA 7th ed. Section 8.4. Example of a long paraphrase with a single in-text citation.
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I appreciate it. I am an international student in Canada and struggling with APA citation.
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Thanks for the video. Do you have a tutorial about how to write a theoretical framework?
Thanks for your support! I don't have a video on that topic yet - it's on the list though.
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Will be subscribing! I'm currently doing a 20 page extended literature review for my undergraduate requirement at my university. Can you recommend 2-3 of your past videos I should view for assistance? Thanks.
Hi there! I appreciate the support and sure! Here are two of my best videos for literature reviews.
This one has a better explanation on the researching processes ruclips.net/video/Vc_Yu_61Ymg/видео.html
While this video has a better explanation on the actual writing process ruclips.net/video/DMsdY5Z5bZk/видео.html
Hey again! Can you please do some on the summary writings. It puzzles me sometimes.
Is it parenthetical or narrative citation but if one is used does that mean that same one that was used have to be the main one used throughout
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How do I then know which parts are the authors own words and which are paraphrased if say you have an entire paragraph and only at the end the citation?
If I want to paraphrase the first sentence of the paragraph, who would I cite? The author of the text I'm reading or the one that was cited by that author two sentences later?
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Great presentation! Depending on the MLA edition you're using, is there a comma placed after the author's last name before the page number? I've seen it formatted like this, for example (Smith 5).
If you're using teel structure then how much can your write before you must put an in text citation?
in a article everyline has different in text citation in my report should i just give the name of the main author?
My biggest issue is determining whether or not something is common knowledge or not. Oftentimes, research contains a lot of common knowledge stuff or stuff that I already knew before reading the paper. Does this mean I do not have to cite it?
Can you do a video on commentary essays. I'm stumped.
Hey there! This is something I could potentially add to my video list. If you happen to have an example of instructions for a commentary essay, feel free to email it to me so I can take a look at it! This way I can create the most accurate video, if so. :) chelseaseburn93@gmail.com
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When do you need to include a paragraph number? I now you need to do so for direct quotes, but I’m just not sure about paraphrasing. So people say you do, while other say you don’t.
can't we start with according to new research then ending with (author, date)?
in my opinion this makes it clear were the paraphrased part taken from a set reference is
Is it alright to use a link as a citation??? Thank you very much, Ma'am...
How about in situations where you want to include the name of the author in the sentence and then put the date in bracket? Consider the example below please
In the 15th century Da Vinci proposed a concept for a rotorcraft. Although his idea was good, due to techlogical limitation it could not fly (Peterson, 1987). Four hundred years later, Irgo Sarkosky (1949), a RUssian-American engineer became inspired by Da Vinci's and concept and improved upon. The work of Irgo Sarkosky (1949), led to the invention of the modern day helicopter.
Now, in the above example, how i cited Irgo Sarkosky, is that correct please? i need help
My teacher told me that I should add an in text citation in the front and the end of any paragraphs I write.
Why do when my teacher write an in text citation in the beginning, the citation have no brackets next to the surname but only on the date/ page(s)?
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How to you arrange in text citations involving paraphrase and quote in a same paragraph using the same source
I don't understand why teachers (at least mine) don't explain this, it is honestly not that difficult. Nah they just tell you "cite whenever you paraphrase or quote", yeah but exactly how??!! What if I do several paragraphs of paraphrasing, or 2 sentences, or one sentence is praraphrased then there's an original line and then paraphrase again, then you have to deal with plagiarism just because they haven't told you exactly how to do it first.
I am so confused because for some reason my professor said that the authors name and year goes at the front of the sentence and the page for paragraph goes at the end of the sentence.
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I did this and my teacher marked my paper up said I was missing a lot of place to put a citation pretty much after every sentences
When paraphrasing, we only put the author and year, but we don’t have to put the page number?
Although this seems helpful, I believe APA 7th edition says to write paraphrase citation in the first sentence not the last. Im so confused now!
Its section 8.24 Long Paraphrasing on page 269-270 on the APA 7th manual
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I have a really silly question. I was researching and found some information on the University at Buffalo, School of Social Work. I would like to paraphrase. How would I cite this in APA 7 edition?
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is this mla or apa format? or both don't differ?
You can apply this to any formatting style. 😊😊
I almost got lost as I heard that paraphrasing is the summarizing. But anyways, you did better.
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Everywhere I go to look things related to essay and ENG class, it always have to do with a female. I’ve not yet had any Male teachers that are English teachers. Lol. I was right to believe that ENG classes are mainly for females. As dumb as it might sound. It’s simply true at this point.
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Toni Morrison was a female, not male writer
Thanks for the correction!
This is wrong. A citation should come after the first sentence using the reference.
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