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Writing Strategies: Avoiding Academic Fraud Trenholm State Technical College: Student Success Center Dr. Rebecca Ball-Coats (334)420-4464 Mr. Damon K. Blythe (334)420-4463 SSC@trenholmstate.edu http://necacademicsupport.pbworks.com/f/1275936033/Writing%20papers.JPG

Stages of the Writing Process Pre-writing: understanding / analyzing the assignment, brainstorming, free writing, mapping Composing: research, thesis statement, outline, 1st draft. Revise: review, revise, proofread http://schoolsquestiontime.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/how-to-write-a-paragraph-prewriting-stage.png

Pre-writing Understanding the Assignment: Read the assignment carefully; If it was given oral, write it out and analyze it until you are confident you understand. Ask instructor assignment related questions. Brainstorming / Freewriting, mapping: Make the assignment your own by deciding what you want to say about the topic. What do you already know about the topic? Relate the topic to something you are familiar with. Based on what you know, write as much as you can about the topic. http://www.gallaudet.edu/Images/Academic/CLAST/EnglishWorks/mapping1_enlarge.jpg

Transitional words and phrases Composing Research: Conduct research on the topic to become more familiar with it.(readings, interviews, videos) Thesis Statement: Develop a statement that will serve as the main idea of your essay / academic writing. Thesis Generator Outline: Using your free-writing / brainstorming or mapping, organize your ideas such that your writing will be clear, concise and flow with ease. Outline Maker 1st Draft: A good intro paragraph goes from general to specific, typically ending with your thesis statement. Capture the readers attention!!! You body paragraphs include main ideas, supporting ideas and supporting details. Use transitional words and phrases to connect paragraphs and re-enforce ideas. Transitional words and phrases

Revising Review: Does my paper have : clear thesis, clear ideas, good organization, paragraph structure, supporting details, a conclusion that restates the thesis and overviews the main ideas? Revising: Refocus > Reorder >Add > Delete Proofreading: Does my paper have: a professional style, proper spelling, punctuation, vocabulary, clear and concise sentences? Ensure you proofread at least 3 times and let at least two other people proof it for you. http://www.techmaish.com/the-importance-of-proofreading-for-seo-content/

Avoiding Academic Fraud in Writing What is Plagiarism? Plagiarism What are some of the challenges of Plagiarism? Challenges Why do students Plagiarize? Lack of understanding the rules Lack of confidence Poor time management skills Failure to understand the importance of an assignment Lack of good writing skills http://www.lib.uconn.edu/classwebimages/citing/whatisPlagiarism.jpg

How to Avoid Plagiarizing To avoid plagiarism you must correctly utilize and reference source material. 3 methods of properly using source material: Quoting, Paraphrasing and Summarizing: Purdue OWL Resources MLA resources: MLA overview APA resources: APA Overview http://ploughlibrary.blogspot.com/2013/08/avoiding-plagiarism.html

Questions / Evaluation Please complete our Presentation evaluation: Presentation Evaluation https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/H2Z8M3N Trenholm State Technical College: Student Success Center Dr. Rebecca Ball Coates, Coordinator 334)420-4463 Mr. Damon K. Blythe, Retention Specialist 334)420-4464 SSC@trenholmstate.edu “Operation Graduation”