Thursday, April 17, 2014

4.3 Quoting

Today’s lesson will be about:
Objectives
You will be able to:
  • Understand what a quotation is.
  • Understand what a paraphrase is.
  • Understand their function in academic writing.
  • Learn the steps in a good quotation.
  • Learn the steps in a good paraphrase.
  • Practice quoting and paraphrasing.

Brainstorming
1. What do you know about quoting?
2. What is the purpose of quoting?
3. How is quoting different from paraphrasing and summarizing?
4. What is the difference between indirect and direct quoting? (example)
5. When do you quote, paraphrase, or summarize?


Identifying Common Features

Quotation
Paraphrase
Summary
Compare to the original text



Length



Citation





Different ways to cite the source!
When to quote_Handout1
PPT_When to quote

Video


Homework
With the PIE Outline for Solution1, write three paragraphs for Solution 1.
*Name the file “Draft_Solution1_Your First Name”
*Upload the file on Google Drive>>>Unit4 IRP.
*Due date and time: Apr, 22 (Tuesday) before 6:30 pm sharp.

Writer’s Help
Go to Writer’s Help and do 3 exercises on Quoting
: Unit 4.3 Quoting_1
Unit 4.3 Quoting_2
Unit 4.3 Quoting_3
*Due date and time: Apr, 22 (Tuesday) 6:30 pm sharp.


Here is the schedule for lessons and homework assignments. Check the assignments and due date and time.

Lessons
Due date and time
Homework
In-text citation and quoting
Apr, 17 (R)
Complete the PIE Outline for Solution1.
Introduction and conclusion
Apr, 22 (T)
Write 3 paragraphs for Solution1.
APA formatting and punctuation
Apr, 24 (R)
Complete the PIE Outline for Solution2.
Peer perception on solution 1, 2 and 3
Apr, 29 (T)
Write 3 paragraphs for Solution2.
Electives
May, 1 (R)
Complete the PIE Outline for Solution3.
No class
May, 6 (T)
Write 3 paragraphs for Solution3.
Individual conferences
Reading day
May, 8 (R)
IRP final submission

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