Appendix_E_Class_220

Axia College Material Appendix E Quoting, Summarizing, and Paraphrasing Sources Summarize: * Be brief. * Reflect key facts or ideas. * Help readers understand context. * Do not insert personal views. * Write in your own words, except for quotations. My work is in the right panel. * | Marijuana Less Harmful To Health Than Alcohol Or Tobacco, British Think Tank Reports. In this website, I get the feeling that if marijuana is healthier then marijuana, then why it is illegal and tobacco and alcohol are legal. (Marijuana Less Harmful To Health Than Alcohol Or Tobacco, British Think Tank Reports, 2008).Norml Working to reform Marijuana laws. (2008). Marijuana Less Harmful To Health Than Alcohol Or Tobacco, British Think Tank Reports . Retrieved from http://norml.org/index.cfm'Group_ID=7723 | Paraphrase: * Use details. * Reflect the structure of the source. * Reflect the ideas of the original author. * Do not insert personal views. * Write in your own words, except for quotations. My work is in the right panel. * | Marijuana Decriminalization & Its Impact on Use. In this website, the writer is basically saying that the more of a big deal authority makes of drugs the more use of marijuana is going to be going on. If marijuana was legal then there would not be as much crime and people in jail. (Marijuana Decriminalization & Its Impact on Use, n.d).Norml Working to reform marijuana laws. (2009). Marijuana Decriminalization & Its Impact on Use. Retrieved from http://norml.org/index.cfm'Group_ID=3383 | Quote: * Choose a well-stated key idea. * Use a verb of attribution to introduce the quotation; for example, He claimed, She reported, they assert). * Punctuate correctly. * Cite in APA format.My work is in the right panel. * | Marijuana Vs. Alcohol for Teen-Agers. Decriminalization of marijuana might at first lead to some excessive use, but we would all be a lot safer for the teen-agers who stayed away from alcohol. (MICHAEL GORMAN Whitestone, Queens, June 17, 1992). "Marijuana vs. Alcohol for Teen-Agers.(Editorial Desk)(Letter to the editor)." New York Times 30 June 1992. General OneFile. Web. 27 Feb. 2010. | * How do you decide which information is noteworthy and which is not' I decide which information is noteworthy by seeing if there is any information that I know can grab the reader’s attention. Especially because of this topic, it should grab the reader’s attention. * How do you determine whether to quote, paraphrase, or summarize a source' Well, I tried my best to figure it out. I am not a hundred percent sure but I try to use my examples and readings to help me. I am hoping that I did this correctly.