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ENGLISH 01

STEM 12| Reviewer

COMPARISON ACROSS THE THE DISCIPLINES


● Abhinav House
● Academe Research ● Academic Journals
● Journal ● Academic Journals and Topic Primary Secondary Tertiary
● Academia Publishing Research (ACJAR)
● Academia Scholarly ● Academic Journals Online Humanities Letters by Website on Encyclopedia
Journals (AJO) Martin Luther King’s on Civil Rights
King Writings Movement

WHAT IS NOT SCHOLARLY Social Movie filmed Review of the IMDB entry on
Sciences in 1942 movie the movie
Newspapers or Popular Magazines - since they hardly contain
citations of other sources. It will make you ask where the
EVALUATING SOURCES
information came from.
We can evaluate credible sources from Books, Periodicals,
DIFFERENT TYPE OF SOURCES
and Online Sources
As you conduct research, you will consult different sources of The General Criteria for all types of Source
information. You will encounter the PRIMARY, SECONDARY, ● ACCURACY
and TERTIARY sources. ● AUTHORITARY
● OBJECTIVITY
PRIMARY SOURCE ● COVERAGE
● CURRENCY
Come from original materials, could be from time period
involved and have not been filtered through interpretation or ACCURACY
evaluation
Primary Sources are original materials on which other research Does the source contain opinions or facts
is based. It may also vary upon the subject discipline or how Is the information presented in the sources objective (unbiased
you are using the material.
AUTHORITY
Eg. Artifacts, audio recordings, diaries, journals, notes,
interviews, Photographs, Speeches, User manuals, Video Who is the author, is he a professional and has past
Recordings, works of art, Original Documents, and etc. experiences?
Does the author have subject matter expertise?
SECONDARY SOURCES Who is the publisher and is the university press or a
commercial publisher.
Are easily defined than primary sources. They are the
accounts written after the fact with the benefit of hindsight. OBJECTIVITY
Basically the interpretations and evaluation of primary sources.
They are not evidences but rather commentary and discussion Does the source contain facts or is it unbiased?
of the evidence (the primary) Does the information have advertising content?
They also vary depending on the discipline or context
COVERAGE
Eg. Articles in Scholarly/Academic Journals, Professional
Journals, Scholarly Popular books of criticism and How much information can you get from a piece of work?
interpretation, Academic Theses, Bibliographical works, How related is the source to the topic?
Histories, Commentaries, Magazines, and etc.
CURRENCY
TERTIARY SOURCES
When was the information published?
Consists of information that is a distillation and collection of Is the current information required? If not, then accurate, yet
primary and secondary sources historical, informational may still be acceptable
Eg. Almanacs or Fact Books, Chronologies or timelines,
Dictionaries and Encyclopedias, Directories, Textbooks,
Handbooks, Guidebooks, and manuals

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ENGLISH 01
STEM 12| Reviewer

CREDIBLE SOURCES REFERENCING STYLES

A citation style is a set of guidelines on how to cite sources in


Google Scholar Research Gate your academic writing.
Science Direct Elsevier
You always need a citation whenever you mention another
Proquest Wiley Online Library
Springer Link study and how you present the information depends on the
style you follow.
GREY LITERATURE TYPICAL CITATION STYLES PER DISCIPLINE
It refers to the research information materials that are
produced and published outside of tradition commercial PSYCHOLOGY APA
publishing channels
Their materials are not formally published in peer-reviewed SOCIAL SCIENCES AAA;APA;ASA; Chicago author-date
academic journals or books, and may also be not widely
available through standard indexing and abstracting services. SCIENCES ACS; chicago author-date; CSE
citation-name or citation-sequence;
CSE name-year; Harvard
LESSON 5
HUMANITIES Chicago notes and bibliography;
Topic Outline: Harvard; MLA
● Plagiarism in academic Writing
● Referencing Styles ECONOMICS Harvard
● Citing and Referencing (APA 7th Edition)
ENGINEERING & IT IEEE
PLAGIARISM IN ACADEMIC WRITING
PARENTHETICAL CITATION STYLES
Plagiarism is defined as presenting work or ideas from another
source as your own, with or without consent of the original
author, by incorporating it into your work without full
acknowledgement.

WHY IS ORIGINAL WRITING IMPORTANT?

Upholding of Academic Integrity


Academic Papers require originality and proper
acknowledgement of external sources to maintain academic
integrity
Empowering Your Voice
Allows individuals to contribute their unique perspectives and
understanding of the subject matter
Cultivating Creative
It fosters creativity and innovative problem-solving abilities that
cannot be replicated by robots or AI.

HOW TO AVOID PLAGIARISM

Turnitin Similarity Index helps combat plagiarism by comparing


a submitted document to its extensive database of academic
papers and other sources. It will show the amount of the
submitted papers' percentage of copied information.
If large sections of the paper come from source, paraphrasing
and shortening parts of each quote and also balance the
information.

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