PARAPHRASING

holla!

this week i learn about how to paraphrase a sentences. i admit it before this i didn't know how to do that. you know what, paraphrase is very important and you must know how to do that!

>>>>>>> 3 conditions for a good paraphrase..

• your paraphrase must have the same meaning as the original
• you should use your own words
• you should cite the original source

SOURCING MATERIAL

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ok this time i will share about how to find a  right source material.

did you ever think that before this you find a really truth source material??

actually,there are many ways how to find the source material..there are....

1. the internet
2. e-journals
3. search engines
4. magazines

here,i want to hightlight about the sources from internet.we must look at the url(ex:gov,edu,org)to confirm it is true sources or not.next,the writer/author whether it is specialised and affliated.we also must look at the date and source..

ok guys!i think i should stop here.so sorry about the grammatical error.hehehe

P-L-A-G-I-A-R-I-S-M

Plagiarism is the act of taking another person's writing, conversation, song, or even idea and passing it off as your own

THE PROBLEM AS NORMALLY CONCEIVED :

1. Academic institutions have the power to fail and even expel student plagiarizers, even if this power is seldom exercised (Mawdsley, 1986; Reams, 1987). But colleagues are a different matter. Plagiarism among practicing intellectuals is widely considered to be completely unacceptable, but doing something about it is another matter. As in the case of students, word-for-word plagiarism is easiest to prove, and it might be expected that most blatant plagiarizers would be weeded out through their student careers. There are some dramatic cases in which word-for-word plagiarizers have been exposed and penalized, but there plenty of contrary cases in which plagiarizers have fashioned successful careers (Broad and Wade, 1982; Mallon, 1989; Spender, 1989:140-194)