Read and enjoy the biography facts about Amelia Earhart to close the Woman History Month in EAVIA’s library.
Source: Amelia Earhart Reader | Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum | PBS LearningMedia
«APA Cita directa 2020»
This video introduces you to creating a direct citation in APA 7th edition format. For your monograph, only the simple direct citation (text citation) is required which presents the credit to the author and year or title and year. Use parenthesis, be sure you write the bibliography in the References.
For other citations you can search CAI de Aguadilla webpage in section Investigación/Instrucción: https://aguadilla.inter.edu/elcai/?page_id=3328
Avoid Plagiarism!
«Avoiding Plagiarism» video show you how to be responsible with your writing. Remember EAVIA do not allow plagiarism.
APA 7th edition and MLA 8th edition
Todo cambia y así también los formatos, en el siguiente enlace encontrarás un documento que muestra los requisitos básicos para presentar las bibliografías en ambos formatos MLA y APA, según las directrices más recientes (dic. 2019). Espero te sea útil en tu investigación para lograr tus tareas correctamente, asi evitarás plagio.
Saludos de Mrs. Amelia
New! APA 7th ed. References
This is a list with the basic elements to write an APA 7th ed. reference:
Book
Encyclopedia
Web document
Journal
Video
See 7th edition of the APA Publication Manual, for more information.
Or visit Reference list basic rules APA 7th edition from Purdue University
Introduction Citation Styles: APA 7th ed.
APA Manual 7th edition: the most notable changes
«The American Psychological Association anticipates that most people will start using the 7th edition in the spring of 2020 or thereafter.» (Streefkerk 2019).
- Summary document:
https://www.scribbr.com/apa-style/apa-seventh-edition-changes/
2. Another interesting comments:
https://apastyle.apa.org/Blog/transition-seventh-edition
Avoiding Plagiarism (video) to students: 6th – 8th grade
6-8th grade EAVIA’s students:
Guide questions:
What is plagiarism?
Plagiarism is «the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.» (Oxford Dictionary, 2019).
Our school forbids plagiarism.
How to avoid?
Avoid it by: writing the same as other person idea or write and create a citation (Author, year), paraphrasing, and write a list of references at the end of the project.
How to paraphrase?
Paraphrase is a «rewording of something written or spoken by someone else». Restatement, rewriting or a new version. (Oxford Dictionary, 2019).
How citing sources?
Copy the information using quotation marks » » and create the citation using parenthesis, if it is less than 40 letters. Indent whole information when there are more than 40 letters.
Basic citation formats:
MLA format: (Author Last Name, page where your found the information). (Title, page).
APA format: (Author Last Name, Year). (Title, Year).
Write the bibliography at the end of the document.
APA = References or Bibliography
MLA = Works Cited
Getting help from the librarian! 
Plagiarism: Guide questions and video «If Technology Could Talk- Academic Dishonesty»
If Technology Could Talk- Academic Dishonesty & Plagiarism
9-12th grade EAVIA’s students:
Guide questions:
- What is plagiarism?
Plagiarism is «the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.» (Oxford Dictionary, 2019).
Our school forbids plagiarism.
- How to avoid?
Avoid it by: writing the same as other person idea or write and create a citation (Author, year), paraphrasing, and write a list of references at the end of the project. - How to paraphrase?
Paraphrase is a «rewording of something written or spoken by someone else». Restatement, rewriting or a new version. (Oxford Dictionary, 2019). - How citing sources?
Copy the information using quotation marks » » and create the citation using parenthesis, if it is less than 40 letters. Indent whole information when there are more than 40 letters.
Basic citation formats:
MLA format: (Author Last Name, page where your found the information). (Title, page).
APA format: (Author Last Name, Year). (Title, Year).
Write the bibliography at the end of the document.
APA = References
MLA = Works Cited
Getting help from the librarian!
Evaluating Web Pages (10th-12th grade)
Evaluation skills to assist you in identifying quality Web pages.
Evaluation table adapted from Lydia M. Olson Library by Mrs. C. A. Acevedo to EAVIA’s students.
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