The document provides definitions and guidelines for paraphrasing, including when a paraphrase should be used, how to properly paraphrase, characteristics of effective paraphrases, and examples of paraphrasing sentences and paragraphs. It also discusses how to avoid plagiarism by understanding it, properly quoting and paraphrasing, citing sources, checking work, and practicing paraphrasing skills.
The document provides definitions and guidelines for paraphrasing, including when a paraphrase should be used, how to properly paraphrase, characteristics of effective paraphrases, and examples of paraphrasing sentences and paragraphs. It also discusses how to avoid plagiarism by understanding it, properly quoting and paraphrasing, citing sources, checking work, and practicing paraphrasing skills.
The document provides definitions and guidelines for paraphrasing, including when a paraphrase should be used, how to properly paraphrase, characteristics of effective paraphrases, and examples of paraphrasing sentences and paragraphs. It also discusses how to avoid plagiarism by understanding it, properly quoting and paraphrasing, citing sources, checking work, and practicing paraphrasing skills.
Manajemen 1 D What is Paraphrasing ? When should a Paraphrase Definiton of Paraphrase be used???
Paraphrase if you are trying to
Paraphrasing is give the reader an accurate used for presenting and comprehensive account of an author’s ideas in the ideas you have gathered your own word from the source you are working with, especially if you tend to explain, interpret or disagree with the source in the essay Use paraphrase when you are working with small amounts of information How to paraphrasing??? 1. Begin by Identifying the Author and the Title of the text.
2. Now turn the text over, or cover it up
and write down your interpretation of the text in your own words without looking at the original text.
3. A word of Caution: don’t just substitute
words- the could be considered plagiarism!!!! Characteristics of Effective Paraphrases
Accurately relays the information from the
original text in your own words.
Provides the reader with the source of the
information
Paraphrases, unlike summaries, should be as
long as the original document EXAMPLE of Sentences • Original: Any trip to Italy should include a visit to Tuscany to sample the region's exquisite wines. Paraphrase: Be sure to make time for a Tuscan wine-tasting experience when visiting Italy.
• Original: Symptoms of influenza include fever
and nasal congestion. Paraphrase: A stuffy nose and elevated temperature are signs you may have the flu. Original: The price of a resort vacation typically includes meals, tips and equipment rentals, which makes your trip more cost-effective. Paraphrase: All-inclusive resort vacations can make for an economical trip.
Original: He has tons of stuff to throw away.
Paraphrase: He needs to get rid of a lot of junk. Example of Paragraph • Original passage: In The Sopranos, the mob is besieged as much by inner infidelity as it is by the federal government. Early in the series, the greatest threat to Tony's Family is his own biological family. One of his closest associates turns witness for the FBI, his mother colludes with his uncle to contract a hit on Tony, and his kids click through Web sites that track the federal crackdown in Tony's gangland. • Paraphrased passage:
In the first season of The Sopranos, Tony
Soprano's mobster activities are more threatened by members of his biological family than by agents of the federal government. This familial betrayal is multi-pronged. Tony's closest friend and associate is an FBI informant, his mother and uncle are conspiring to have him killed, and his children are surfing the Web for How to Avoiding Plagiarism?? Step 1: Understand Plagiarism. Plagiarism is when you use another person's words or ideas and try to pass them off as your own.