Plagiarism Effective Note Taking

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EFFECTIVE N0TE TAKING
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plagiarism
is a serious form of academic dishonesty
and is frowned upon in the academe
PLAGIARISM the copying verbatim of
language and ideas of other writers and
taking credit for them.

Summarizing, using
quotations, and paraphrasing
are used to address
plagiarism of language.
types of Plagiarism
Plagiarism of Ideas - occurs

when credit for a work is ascribed
to oneself untruthfully .
Author-oriented citation
starts with the surname of the author,

followed by the year of publication in
parentheses. Verbs of statement such as
argues, posits, and emphasizes at the start
of paragraph or sentence may be used.
Example: Pulido (2012) believes that language
in an online environment can be understood
if modes of online communication are further
analyzed to provide a full account of
interaction in virtual worlds.
Text-oriented citation a paragraph
or sentence from a source is
followed with the surname of the
author of the work and the year of
publication in parentheses
Example: Unless educators realize the
importance of reading and writing across
subject areas, problems in
comprehension of subject matter will be
a prominent issue in the teaching-
learning process (Estacio, 2010).
Another way of citation, start the
sentence or a paragraph by using the
phrase “According to…” followed by
the surname of the author and the
year of publication enclosed in
parentheses.
Example: According to Mendoza
(1990), by the end of the century, our
fuel reserves will be reduced to half,
and scarcity of energy supplies will be
a big problem.
GENERAL RULE FOR MOVIES, IMAGES, & MUSIC
Author, title of work and the year it was produced
(if applicable)
IMAGES
1. Luna’s Spolarium (1884) inspired several artists
in music and creative writing to produce works
related to this powerful painting.
2. In 1884, Luna’s Spolarium presented the
different aspects of Philippine life.
VIDEOS
1. Spencer’s (2009) “The Matchmaker” shows the
different experiences of artists when they struggle
with stardom and deal with the consequences of
fame and fortune.
2. “The Matchmaker” (Spencer, 2009) accurately
captures the trials and tribulations of fame and
fortune of artists making it big in show business.
MUSIC
1. The Beatles’ song “A Hard Day’s Night” (1964)
features John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s
that will influence generations of musicians to
create songs that challenge the norm.
types of Plagiarism
Plagiarism of Language -
happens when an author uses
the language of an other writer
and claims it as his own.
DIRECT QUOTATIONS is employed for
statements that are so closely associated
that altering the words may lose its
rhetorical impact.
DIRECT QUOTATIONS For instance, the
statement of Ninoy Aquino, “The Filipino is
worth dying for” is too short to summarized.
1. Using direct quotations means to lift text
and enclose them in quotation marks. In
addition to the author’s name, the page
numbers are included. Example:
“Globalization is a just a covert term for
colonization.” (Reyes, 1994, p. 2).
If the text is too long, you may omit certain
parts and replace them with an ellipsis.
Original Direct Quotation: “Driving is not as
automatic as one might think; in fact, it imposes
a heavy procedural workload on cognition that,
especially in difficult driving conditions, leaves
little processing capacity available for other
tasks.” (Salvucci and Taatgen, 2010, p. 7).
“Driving is not as automatic as one might think; in
fact, it imposes a heavy procedural workload on
cognition that . . . leaves little processing
capacity available for other tasks” (Salvucci and
Taatgen, 2010, p. 7).
Interpolation may be done to insert notes
within the directly quoted passage to help
readers understand the context of the
statement. Interpolation is marked by open
and closed brackets
Original DQ: “De Quiros, Zabala, Uy, and Lee
believe that the education sector should
address the material conditions of schools to
improve teaching and learning .” (Danao, 2011,
p. 7).
DIRECT QUOTATIONS Quotation with
interpolation: “[Educators] believe that
the education sector should address the
material conditions of schools to improve
teaching and learning .” (Danao, 2011, p.
7).
It is important to develop your own voice and
style of writing in expressing ideas. 20% of the
total length of the work may employ direct
quotations. For instance, if the prompt of the
essay requires you to write in at least 1000
words, you may only have a total of 200 words
alloted for direct quotation.

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and is frowned upon in the academe

PLAGIARISM the copying verbatim of

language and ideas of other writers and

taking credit for them.

Plagiarism of Ideas - occurs

starts with the surname of the author,

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