Paraphrasing and Plagiarism

Nota:

•    Activity 1 - Module 3: Mind Map Jhon Alexander Farfán Zabala Faculty of Education and Pedagogy Universidad Pontificia BolivarianaIntroduction to Academic Discourse Professor Luisa Fernanda Mesa Silva 27/03/2021
• References - The Writing Center • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (n.d). Plagiarism. https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/plagiarism/ - Purdue online writing lab. (n.d). Paraphrasing: Write in your own words. https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/using_research/quoting_paraphrasing_and_summarizing/paraphrasing.html

1. It consists in restating the authors ideas in order to support your own and give credit to the author to avoid plagiarism
   1. PLAGIARISM
      1. How to avoid it?
         1. Either way is your responsibility to learn...
         2. by mentioning who the author is by citing with:
            1. Direct quotes
            2. Paraphrases
      2. It consists in taking another person's ideas without giving credit to the author.
         1. Reckless
         2. Deliberate
   2. RESTATING IDEAS
      1. Author's ideas
         1. They can be used to:
            1. support your ideas by using reliable sources.
            2. show you understand a topic deeply.
            3. show your ability to use and choose the most appropriate sources for your paper.
            4. show your ability to differenciate your ideas from the author's
      2. How to do it?
         1. Do's
            1. Read the original text
            2. Take notes with the book closed
            3. Compare your ideas with the original text.
            4. Use quotation marks to highlight literal information taken from the original soruce.
            5. Cite the author properly. Use in-text citation and references.
         2. Don'ts
            1. Do not just replace words by synonyms.
            2. Do not just change grammar or the order of the ideas.
            3. Do not forget to mention the autor.