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paraphrasing involves using your own words or images to exoplain something

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in own words

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Ayala - Paraphrase means to write what you read using your own words

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Ayala - Paraphrase means to write what you read using your own words

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Cheating,

Plagiarism is the "wrongful appropriation" and "purloining and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions,"...I stole that

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Paraphrase: Using your own words to explain what you've learned/read

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copy cat

summarize what you read

quotes!

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Plagiarizing is using someone elses thoughts/work as your own w/out giving the origional author credit

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Plagarizing is taking any information that can be from someone else and

use it as your own.

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to plagerize means to take someone else's intellectual property and represent it as your own

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Plagiarism is claiming work to be yours when it is not.

Paraphrase is putting  statement in your own words.

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you paraphrase without plagiarizing by

using your own vocabulary

to summarize someone else's

written or intellectual work

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Plagiarize- to use someone elses intellectual property and/ or written work  with out permission or no citing and use as your own

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Paraphrasing is explaining information in your own words.  If the information is new to the student, they should cite the source of the information.

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To plagiarize  when

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Double click on the corkboard background to begin writing your question.  When done, click on the corkboard again to have the question posted it to the wall

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While we work together today, please add questions to our wall so that we can review them together at the end of the session