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When you get an assignment question, you  must do some research around the topic, gather and evaluate facts, figures and opinions from a range of good sources.

Show your tutor your research and how you have made sense of the information by accurately referencing your sources.

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The first place to look for sources is Your reading list You will also need to do your own independent research - begin with these search tools:

Library search

Resources for your subject

Google Scholar

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For a FULL GUIDE on how to do short & long references see CITE THEM RIGHT

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You can use Google Scholar to find the long reference

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Stella Cottrell quote: 'Thoroughness in referencing suggests that you will also have been thorough in checking your facts' (Cottrell, 2008).

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To provide evidence to support your points/arguments in an assignment answer

To show your learning

To show what you have read and how you made sense of it

To show that you are able to research

To avoid plagiarism

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Assignments need to include references to good scholarly SOURCES to show your research.  Click on the link for information about what is and what isn't a SCHOLARLY SOURCE
Scholarly sources can include
|books |Journal articles |Organisations |Government reports |Databases |Newspaper articles |Conference proceedings |Youtube |Websites |Social media etc.

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THE HARVARD SYSTEM
SHORT reference  (author last name + date)
LONG reference (all information about the source)