Bell Ringer Title your notebook Paper Research Cards

Bell Ringer: • Title your notebook Paper Research Cards. Date it. • Define the following terms on your note book paper. You will be taking notes on this sheet today too. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Plagiarism Source Research (noun) Paraphrase (noun) Quote (noun) Magazine (that you read not blow up) Journal (noun) Citation (noun; for documentation not a traffic ticket)

TAKE NOTE! How to do Source and Note Cards For Research Papers

Purpose Of Cards: • Organize Data for Pre Writing • Help Create Works Cited Page • Help protects you from plagiarism

Two Types of Research Cards: • Source Cards: Records ALL sources seen and/or used during research • Note Cards: Records Direct Quotes, Information, and Paraphrasing from resources. A Source Card must be made if a Note Card is made.

Source Cards: Book

Source Cards: Internet

Source Cards: Online Journal/Magazine

Source Cards: Magazine

Source Cards: Newspaper

Note Cards: Sample Guide

Note Cards: Direct Quotes

Note Cards: Combo

Note Cards: Paraphrasing

Research Cards Quiz Answer the following questions on notebook paper. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. What are the two types of Research Cards? What are three purposes for using Research Cards? Based upon your notes and Bell Ringer vocab, what is a Works Cited page in a paper? State how you are going to keep from plagiarizing. Using the copy of Tolkien’s The Hobbit or Mc Murtrey’s Lonesome Dove on your table, create Source Card and a Direct Quote Card.

Works Cited: Guehne, Tammy. “Examples of Source Cards and Note Cards. ” 2013. Mrs. Guehne’s 2013 -2014 English Page. 7 May 2014. <http: //mrsguehnesenglishpage. weebly. com/note-cards-and-sourcecards. html>. Shelbur 10. “Five Ways to Master School. ” 31 March 2012. Shelbur 10 Wordpress Blog. 7 May 2014. <http: //shelbur 10. wordpress. com/tag/note-cards/>.