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A concise, handy guidebook for teaching correct MLA-style citation to middle and high school researchers. MLA Made Easy: Citation Basics for Beginners offers an effective way to introduce proper research citing to those who are new to research and the MLA style.
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A concise, handy guidebook for teaching correct MLA-style citation to middle and high school researchers. MLA Made Easy: Citation Basics for Beginners offers an effective way to introduce proper research citing to those who are new to research and the MLA style.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 362g
- ISBN-13: 9781586833435
- ISBN-10: 158683343X
- Artikelnr.: 27430100
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 362g
- ISBN-13: 9781586833435
- ISBN-10: 158683343X
- Artikelnr.: 27430100
Marilyn Heath
Table of Figures Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction: Getting
Ready to Cite MLA Style Contents and Organization PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND
CREATING MLA CITATIONS Chapter One: Research without Plagiarism Teaching
Plagiarism Engaging Research Research Skills Chapter Two: Understanding MLA
Citations Guidelines for Creating Citations Punctuation and Formatting
Citation for a Book Citation for a Magazine Article Citation for a Web Page
Why Not Software? Chapter Three: Citations for Books The Difference between
an Author and an Editor A Citation for a Book by an Author Who Wrote the
Information Used? What Did the Author Write? How Was It Published? A
Citation for a Book with an Editor Who Wrote the Information Used? What Did
the Author Write? Where Is the Piece Found? How Was It Published? Citations
for Multivolume Reference Sets Exceptions to the Rule: Encyclopedias and
Dictionaries Chapter Four: Citations for Articles in Magazines, Journals,
and Newspapers Magazines Journals Newspapers Chapter Five: Citing
Information from Online Sources Citing Online Sources Information on the
Web A Scholarly Journal Information on the Web in an Online Database E-mail
Chapter Six: Citations for Miscellaneous Sources PART II: PARENTHETICAL
DOCUMENTATION Chapter Seven: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting
Summarizing Paraphrasing Quoting What Teachers and Media Specialists Can Do
Chapter Eight: Parenthetical Documentation Accuracy Readability PART III:
FORMATTING Chapter Nine: The Works Cited Page Chapter Ten: Formatting a
Paper in MLA Format Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word '97 or 2003
Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word 2007 Common Formatting Mistakes
Citation Basics Quick Facts Appendix A: Examples of Citations for Books
Appendix B: Examples of Citations for Periodicals Appendix C: Examples of
Citations for Computer Sources Appendix D: Examples of Citations for
Miscellaneous Sources Appendix E: Works Cited Templates Appendix F:
Teaching Activities Works Cited Index
Ready to Cite MLA Style Contents and Organization PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND
CREATING MLA CITATIONS Chapter One: Research without Plagiarism Teaching
Plagiarism Engaging Research Research Skills Chapter Two: Understanding MLA
Citations Guidelines for Creating Citations Punctuation and Formatting
Citation for a Book Citation for a Magazine Article Citation for a Web Page
Why Not Software? Chapter Three: Citations for Books The Difference between
an Author and an Editor A Citation for a Book by an Author Who Wrote the
Information Used? What Did the Author Write? How Was It Published? A
Citation for a Book with an Editor Who Wrote the Information Used? What Did
the Author Write? Where Is the Piece Found? How Was It Published? Citations
for Multivolume Reference Sets Exceptions to the Rule: Encyclopedias and
Dictionaries Chapter Four: Citations for Articles in Magazines, Journals,
and Newspapers Magazines Journals Newspapers Chapter Five: Citing
Information from Online Sources Citing Online Sources Information on the
Web A Scholarly Journal Information on the Web in an Online Database E-mail
Chapter Six: Citations for Miscellaneous Sources PART II: PARENTHETICAL
DOCUMENTATION Chapter Seven: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting
Summarizing Paraphrasing Quoting What Teachers and Media Specialists Can Do
Chapter Eight: Parenthetical Documentation Accuracy Readability PART III:
FORMATTING Chapter Nine: The Works Cited Page Chapter Ten: Formatting a
Paper in MLA Format Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word '97 or 2003
Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word 2007 Common Formatting Mistakes
Citation Basics Quick Facts Appendix A: Examples of Citations for Books
Appendix B: Examples of Citations for Periodicals Appendix C: Examples of
Citations for Computer Sources Appendix D: Examples of Citations for
Miscellaneous Sources Appendix E: Works Cited Templates Appendix F:
Teaching Activities Works Cited Index
Table of Figures Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction: Getting
Ready to Cite MLA Style Contents and Organization PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND
CREATING MLA CITATIONS Chapter One: Research without Plagiarism Teaching
Plagiarism Engaging Research Research Skills Chapter Two: Understanding MLA
Citations Guidelines for Creating Citations Punctuation and Formatting
Citation for a Book Citation for a Magazine Article Citation for a Web Page
Why Not Software? Chapter Three: Citations for Books The Difference between
an Author and an Editor A Citation for a Book by an Author Who Wrote the
Information Used? What Did the Author Write? How Was It Published? A
Citation for a Book with an Editor Who Wrote the Information Used? What Did
the Author Write? Where Is the Piece Found? How Was It Published? Citations
for Multivolume Reference Sets Exceptions to the Rule: Encyclopedias and
Dictionaries Chapter Four: Citations for Articles in Magazines, Journals,
and Newspapers Magazines Journals Newspapers Chapter Five: Citing
Information from Online Sources Citing Online Sources Information on the
Web A Scholarly Journal Information on the Web in an Online Database E-mail
Chapter Six: Citations for Miscellaneous Sources PART II: PARENTHETICAL
DOCUMENTATION Chapter Seven: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting
Summarizing Paraphrasing Quoting What Teachers and Media Specialists Can Do
Chapter Eight: Parenthetical Documentation Accuracy Readability PART III:
FORMATTING Chapter Nine: The Works Cited Page Chapter Ten: Formatting a
Paper in MLA Format Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word '97 or 2003
Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word 2007 Common Formatting Mistakes
Citation Basics Quick Facts Appendix A: Examples of Citations for Books
Appendix B: Examples of Citations for Periodicals Appendix C: Examples of
Citations for Computer Sources Appendix D: Examples of Citations for
Miscellaneous Sources Appendix E: Works Cited Templates Appendix F:
Teaching Activities Works Cited Index
Ready to Cite MLA Style Contents and Organization PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND
CREATING MLA CITATIONS Chapter One: Research without Plagiarism Teaching
Plagiarism Engaging Research Research Skills Chapter Two: Understanding MLA
Citations Guidelines for Creating Citations Punctuation and Formatting
Citation for a Book Citation for a Magazine Article Citation for a Web Page
Why Not Software? Chapter Three: Citations for Books The Difference between
an Author and an Editor A Citation for a Book by an Author Who Wrote the
Information Used? What Did the Author Write? How Was It Published? A
Citation for a Book with an Editor Who Wrote the Information Used? What Did
the Author Write? Where Is the Piece Found? How Was It Published? Citations
for Multivolume Reference Sets Exceptions to the Rule: Encyclopedias and
Dictionaries Chapter Four: Citations for Articles in Magazines, Journals,
and Newspapers Magazines Journals Newspapers Chapter Five: Citing
Information from Online Sources Citing Online Sources Information on the
Web A Scholarly Journal Information on the Web in an Online Database E-mail
Chapter Six: Citations for Miscellaneous Sources PART II: PARENTHETICAL
DOCUMENTATION Chapter Seven: Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting
Summarizing Paraphrasing Quoting What Teachers and Media Specialists Can Do
Chapter Eight: Parenthetical Documentation Accuracy Readability PART III:
FORMATTING Chapter Nine: The Works Cited Page Chapter Ten: Formatting a
Paper in MLA Format Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word '97 or 2003
Formatting the Paper in Microsoft Word 2007 Common Formatting Mistakes
Citation Basics Quick Facts Appendix A: Examples of Citations for Books
Appendix B: Examples of Citations for Periodicals Appendix C: Examples of
Citations for Computer Sources Appendix D: Examples of Citations for
Miscellaneous Sources Appendix E: Works Cited Templates Appendix F:
Teaching Activities Works Cited Index