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    The document discusses paraphrasing, including defining it as borrowing and restating ideas from a source in your own words. Paraphrasing is important for establishing credibility, maintaining writing flow and style, and as an alternative to direct quotes. Effective paraphrasing requires understanding the source material, restating it in your own words, and citing the original author to avoid plagiarism.

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    Paraphrasing

    Lesson objectives

    ● Describe what, when, and why to paraphrase in writing


    ● Discuss strategies for paraphrasing text

    ● Recognize the importance of including accurate citations to paraphrased text

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    What is paraphrasing?!

    ● Borrowing ideas from a source


    ● Explaining ideas from the source in your own words

    ● A restatement of ideas

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    Why do we paraphrase?

    ● Establish credibility
    ● Maintain flow and style

    ● Alternative to direct quotes


    ● Strengthen your writing

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    Why do we paraphrase?

    ● Check for understanding


    ● Ask questions, unpack vocabulary, draw inferences → main idea

    ● We paraphrase for reading AND writing!

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    How to paraphrase
    Six steps for effective paraphrasing

    1. Become familiar with vocabulary and ideas around the topic


    2. Determine the big picture by reading and rereading the passage
    3. Ask yourself, “What does this mean?”
    4. Paraphrase the text aloud with a partner
    5. Change sentence structure, voice, or rephrase
    ●Compare with the original text
    ●Credit the author with citation
    1. Read, Think, Restate

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    When to paraphrase

    ● Recommended writing strategy


    ● Simplify complex text

    ● Eliminate less relevant information


    ● Change organization of ideas

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    Citations

    ● Credit the original author/source


    ● Follow guidelines from the assignment

    ● Avoid plagiarism
    ● Academic integrity

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    Thank you

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