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QUOTING, PARAPHRASING, SUMMARIZING
10 Types of Plagiarism - WriteCheckVideos -YouTube 3:58
Paraphrasing vs. Quoting - The Writing Center - You need to avoid quoting (10-12% of paper, maybe one embedded
quote per page). They need to be special, not meh.
Paraphrasing - Write It in Your Own Words - OWL
Effective Paraphrasing - Example
Poor Paraphrasing - Example
Formal Critique/Rhetorical Analysis
VERBS
10 Types of Plagiarism - WriteCheckVideos -YouTube 3:58
Paraphrasing vs. Quoting - The Writing Center - You need to avoid quoting (10-12% of paper, maybe one embedded
quote per page). They need to be special, not meh.
Paraphrasing - Write It in Your Own Words - OWL
Effective Paraphrasing - Example
Poor Paraphrasing - Example
Formal Critique/Rhetorical Analysis
- STAR Criteria - Evaluating Evidence - Kaplan University (referenced in Ch 8)
- Topics to Avoid while searching for an article - You might as well find a topic of interest for you so you might be able to use it for your Classical Argument, as well as for this rhetorical analysis.
- Academic Research Page - Refer to this page to find resources in which to search. I suggest using SIRS pro-con page to find an article you might use for your future Classical Argument. SIRS login info in Google Classroom.
- Assignment and Guidelines - Always pay close attention to the assignment. Read it, then read again midstream, and again before submitting.
- Thesis Examples for Rhetorical Analysis - Good examples from Virginia Wesleyan
- Basic Rhetorical Analysis Format - Seattle PI
- How to Write a Conclusion for a Rhetorical Analysis - Classroom, Leaf Group
- Common Errors Rhetorical Analysis/Critique
VERBS
- Strong OBJECTIVE Verbs List - for SIGNAL PHRASES / ATTRIBUTIVE TAGS
- Strong Verbs List - Long list of verbs but all not objective