Using Conventions for Citing Sources PDF

Using Conventions to Cite Sources 16 October 2024 Opening Prayer Heavenly Father, as we gather in Your presence, we are reminded of the profound truth of filiation, the boundless love You have for each of us as Your children. In Your infinite grace, You embrace us with unwavering love, guiding...

Using Conventions to Cite Sources 16 October 2024 Opening Prayer Heavenly Father, as we gather in Your presence, we are reminded of the profound truth of filiation, the boundless love You have for each of us as Your children. In Your infinite grace, You embrace us with unwavering love, guiding us through life's journey with tender care and compassion. May our hearts be open vessels to respect one another and be reminded that Your love is bound to all of us. This we ask in Your Holy Reminders Respect - considering how actions or words impact others Integrity - doing the right thing even if no one is watching Collaboration - working together Word of the Share your prepared word with the class. Let’s spell. Listen to the words dictated by your teacher and write the spelling in your lecture notebook. Let’s view. https://youtu.be/e721cyzt4tU a.What is the video all about? b.What are your thoughts about it? Important Terms Sources - any materials or information taken from the Internet Citation - the way to tell the readers that a certain material in a work came from another source Conventions - the rules people must follow when writing any kind of text Reading Closely and Analyzing Text The Ways in Citing Sources: APA (American Psychological Association) is used by Psychology and Sciences. MLA (Modern Language Association) style is used by theater and film. CMOS (Chicago Manual of Style) is used in many academic fields, especially humanities and history. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text In APA style, you acknowledge your outside sources in two ways: 1.In-Text Citations - When you paraphrase information that came from an outside source, you must tell your reader where the information came from. To do this, you provide brief information about the source, usually the author and publication year. Example: While the opening of a large research university such as UC Merced leads to a growth in service industry jobs to meet the increased demands of students and faculty of the university, job growth in manufacturing is delayed (Lee, 2019). Reading Closely and Analyzing Text 2. Reference List - You also need to provide a list of all of the sources that you cited in your paper. Here, you will give additional information about each source you cited. Example: Lee, J. (2019). The local economic impact of a large research university: Evidence from UC Merced. Economic Inquiry, 57(1), 316–332. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text  Different Types of Sources Print Sources Online Sources Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Different Types of Print Sources 1. Books With one author format: Author’s last name, Initial. (Year of Publication). Title of Book. Name of Publisher. Example: Sy, A. (2024). English in the 7th Grade. Orion Publishing. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Chapter in a Book format: Author’s last name, first name. (Year of Publication). Title of Chapter. Title of Book, page number. Name of Publisher. With two to three authors format: Example: Sy, A., Ramirez, J., & Aragon S. (2024). English in the 7th Grade. Orion Publishing. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Let’s try! Give the citation of our English 7 textbook. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text 2. Journals Format: Author(s)’ last name, Initial. (Year). Title of article. Journal title, volume (issue ), page numbers. Example Batister, R., & Doe, F. (2020). The Setback in Learning. Journal Studies in the Philippines, 60 (5), 25-28. 3. Magazines Format: Author(s)’ last name, Initial. (Year, Month Day). Title of article. Magazine name, volume (issue), page numbers. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Example: Cruz, D. (2022, June 1). Enjoying Hobbies. Teen Magazine, 198(3), 80-81. 4. Newspapers Format: Author(s)’ last name, Initial. (Year, Month Day). Title of article. Newspaper name, pp. page numbers. Example: Ruiz, J. (2023, March 7). Filipino Teen Makes It to Forbes List. Sinag Press, pp. 31-35. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Different Types of Online Sources 1.Websites Format: Author’s last name, Initial. (Year, Month Day). Article title. Website title. URL Example: Santos, N. (2023, December 13). The World of AI. Science Education. https://scienceeducation.org. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Let’s try! Give the citation of this website. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text 2. E-books (Electronic books) Format: Author’s last name, Initial. (Year of Publication). Title of Book. Name of Publisher. Format or URL. Example: Sy, A. (2023). English in the 7th Grade. Orion Publishing. pdf. 3. Online magazine/newspaper Format: Author(s)’ last name, Initial. (Year, Month Day).Title of article. Magazine name, volumes (issue), page numbers.URL. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Let’s try! Give the citation of this online magazine. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Let’s apply what we learned. Mini Quizbowl Instructions: Group yourselves into five groups. Prepare 1 whiteboard, markers, and eraser. Form a small circle. Take turns in answering the exercises. Arrange the following list of components in the given sources correctly. 1.Book a. Judo Publishing House Inc. b. The Way of Man c. (2020) d. Ruiz, A Arrange the following list of components in the given sources correctly. 2. Website a. Mandela, J. b. (2019, May 31) c. scienceandtech/basicreadingtips.com d. The Science in Reading e. Science and Technology Arrange the following list of components in the given sources correctly. 3. Journals a. Batister, R., & Alvez S. b. The Setback in Learning. c. Journal Studies in the Philippines, d. 65 (20), 23-25 e. 2024 Arrange the following list of components in the given sources correctly. 4. Magazines a. The Cosmopolitan in Learning b. How to be Productive c. (2022, September 17) d. Mariano, J. e. 78(2), 34-36 Activity B: Create a Venn Diagram focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of citing sources versus the potential consequences of not doing so. Instructions: Same groupings. Use ½ crosswise sheet of paper. Have at least 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages. Selected groups will be asked to share afterward. As a Hijas-Hearter, what experience/s have you encountered at school where you did the right thing even if no one was watching you? What did that experience make you feel? Whenever you take specific facts, ideas, or quotations from a book, magazine, newspaper, or other sources, you make sure to cite the source. Reasons why you need to cite or list the sources: It gives credit to the authors. It provides you and the reader with more information about the sources. It shows the writer’s credibility referring to whether his/her sources are reliable. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text  TILT Complete the statement Today I learned to… Reading Closely and Analyzing Text  Assignment Research what is “word stress” in preparation for the Speech encounter tomorrow. Reading Closely and Analyzing Text Closing Prayer Almighty Lord, as we conclude our time together, we are reminded of the essence of new learning. Thank You for the precious gift of knowledge and the opportunity to learn and collaborate with those around us. Grant us the strength to embody kindness, compassion, and understanding in all our interactions. May our actions reflect Your love and serve as hope. Amen.