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Science Fair Papers. How to write your final science fair paper!. Giving Credit & Bibliography. Writing Style references how you site your sources of information for the paper. Two main types of Styles: APA Style – Handout Help available on line – www.apastyle.org
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Science Fair Papers How to write your final science fair paper!
Giving Credit & Bibliography • Writing Style references how you site your sources of information for the paper. • Two main types of Styles: • APA Style – Handout • Help available on line – www.apastyle.org • MLA Style – Google on-line
Plagiarism • Handout • Plagiarism – buying, stealing, or borrowing information from someone else.
Plagiarism – How to Prevent it? • Give credit where credit is due! • When: • Words or ideas you got from someone other source. • Information from an interview. • When you copy word for word. • If you use diagrams, pictures, etc. from another source. • When you use any electronic materials. • Document words, ideas, etc. that came from somewhere outside of you.
Plagiarism – Let’s Practice! • Page 7 of handout. • Read # 1 – 8 and decide if credit was given where credit is due.
How to give credit? • There are two parts to giving credit: • A Bibliography • Giving credit at the end of sentences.
Your Bibliography • Book: Author’s last name, first initial. (Publication date). Book Title. City of publication:Publication Company. • Encyclopedia Author’s last name, first initial. (Publication date). Title of Article/Section. Title of Encyclopedia (Volume, pages). City of publication:Publication Company. • Website Author’s last name, first initial. (Date of publication). Title of Work/Website. Retrieved month day, year, from list URL/Web address.
APA Style - Bibliography • Examples Battery. (1990). Encyclopedia britannica. (pp. 100-101). Chicago: Encyclopedia Britannica. Best batteries. (December 1994). Consumer Reports Magazine, 32, 71-72. Booth, Steven A. (January 1999). High-Drain Alkaline AA-Batteries. Popular Electronics, 62, 58. Brain, Marshall. How batteries work. howstuffworks. Retrieved August 1, 2006, from http://home.howstuffworks.com/battery.htm • Worksheet to help you with this process
APA – In text citations • When writing a paper, you must give credit to ideas you borrowed at the end of the sentence. • No giving credit is plagiarism!
APA – In text citations • Citing sources within your paper: • At the end of a sentence where you used an idea from another person or you quoted another person you put (Author, date published). • (McCauley, 2006)
APA – In text citations • Example: • We now know that the hyperactive boy has a neurological disorder called attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) (Hallowell & Ratey, 1994; Latham, 2000). Experts recently have agreed that the daydreaming girl also has ADHD - sometimes called ADD because it occurs without hyperactivity (Hallowell & Ratey, 1994). But what happens when the child with AD(H)D grows up? How can tutors work with college students who have AD(H)D?
APA – In text citations • Web Site Help: • http://depts.gallaudet.edu/englishworks/writing/apa_sample.html • Other Examples - Desktop
Giving Credit & Bibliography • For help with this please see either: • Ms. McCauley • Mrs. Ielacqua • Times to see us are at either study hall times.