For this Writer’s Notebook assignment, you will be practicing paraphrasing, summarizing, and quoting. First, you should choose an article that you will be using as a source for your Argument essay. Then, you should find three different pieces of evidence that you might use in your essay as support material. Need 300 words.
Complete the Writer’s Notebook in 4 steps as explained below:
1. Create a “quotation sandwich” out of one of the pieces of evidence.
2. Paraphrase a different piece of evidence. Include both the original and your paraphrase for comparison.
3. Summarize another piece of evidence. Again, include the original and your summary.
4. Include an in-text citation for each! At the end, be sure to include a Works Cited entry for each source.
My topic is Arguments for and against the use of Vaccines
I should choose at least one source from the library . see link below.
https://dcccd.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-12420191-dt-content-rid-95160835_1/courses/2018SP-ENGL-1301-83420/Finding%2520Research%2520at%2520DCCCD%5B1%5D%281%29.pdf
Sources:
Why integrate sources? In academic writing, you will often present claims based on your own research and analysis. In order to prove or advance these claims, you may need to use evidence from sources. Evidence are those things outside of our own mind (facts, figures, reports, books, etc.) that support the reasons we present to make our claim. Integrating information from sources helps you to:
When selecting information to use as evidence, it is important to:
It is important to know how to effectively integrate sources into your own writing. Generally speaking, there are three ways to integrate sources into your writing.
Whenever you integrate sourced information it is important to frame it, which means, you should introduce the information in your own words, insert the sourced information, and follow it with your own interpretation or analysis. A common approach is regularly referred to as the “sandwich approach.”
Be sure that your reader understands why you have integrated the sourced information. To help the reader follow your logic, you should make connections.
When you are revising/editing your paper, answer the following questions to ensure that you have effectively integrated your sourced information.
Whenever you integrate sources, you must document the source. Doing so helps to establish credibility and avoid plagiarism.
Generally, parenthetical/in-text citations require the following components:
Example: (Green 210)
Just as with most things, there are exceptions.
Example: According to Charles Green, “televisions are going to have a significant impact on the way people experience the world” (210).
There are three main ways to integrate sources into your paper:
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