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Don’t forget to attach your rubrics to your papers!
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Giddings,
When we are citing sources in our paper do we need to put this “(Angier 486)” after every sentence we use that involves that source? Or just once a paragraph?
Joey
What is this rubric you speak of?
If I cannot find it amongst my school things, is it possible that I could retrieve a new one tomorrow and call it good?
Kelsey, It’s a rubric I passed out shortly after the paper was assigned.
We could get a few copies for people that don’t have them.
Joey, You need to cite each quote, but if you’re paraphrasing you need to cite the section/paragraph.
GIDDINGS I just sent you an email asking you about synthesizing s specific source so checkcheckcheck CHECK IT OUT! Thank youuuu!
synthesizing a specific source* haha oopsies.
Thank you Mr. Giddings, You’re a gentleman and a scholar.
Christine, I replied to your email…
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Giddings,
When we are citing sources in our paper do we need to put this “(Angier 486)” after every sentence we use that involves that source? Or just once a paragraph?
Joey
What is this rubric you speak of?
If I cannot find it amongst my school things, is it possible that I could retrieve a new one tomorrow and call it good?
Kelsey,
It’s a rubric I passed out shortly after the paper was assigned.
We could get a few copies for people that don’t have them.
Joey,
You need to cite each quote, but if you’re paraphrasing you need to cite the section/paragraph.
GIDDINGS I just sent you an email asking you about synthesizing s specific source so checkcheckcheck CHECK IT OUT! Thank youuuu!
synthesizing a specific source* haha oopsies.
Thank you Mr. Giddings,
You’re a gentleman and a scholar.
Christine, I replied to your email…