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Strategies for Paraphrasing and Summarizing Without Plagiarism
Apply effective techniques for restating complex historical information and arguments in your own words while giving proper credit.
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Academic Integrity and Scholarly Citation Methods
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Goal
Master the principles of intellectual property, avoiding plagiarism, and formatting scholarly citations across print and digital research formats.
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Learning standards covered
SSS4.6-8.1Washington Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeAnalyze multiple factors, make generalizations, and interpret sources to formulate a thesis in a paper or presentation, while observing rules related to plagiarism and copyright.
SSS4.9-12.4Washington Social Studies Standards · 7th GradeCreate strategies to avoid plagiarism and respect intellectual property when developing a paper or presentation.