
Paraphrasing, NOT Plagiarising
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Paraphrasing, NOT Plagiarising
By Amanda Orta
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Paraphrasing is taking the words said, written, or typed by someone else and writing, typing, or saying them in your own words.
Paraphrasing is NOT the same thing as plagiarising IF done correctly.
What is paraphrasing?
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Tips for paraphrasing
Remember P.A.R.A. to help you paraphrase
Put the text in your own words.
Avoid copying the text.
Rearrange similar text.
Ask yourself if you included all of the important details.
Information gathered from "Paraphrase it!" poster by Rachel Lynette, copyright 2014
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Multiple Choice
What does the P in P.A.R.A. stand for?
Place others' ideas here.
Print your name.
Put the text in your own words.
Please paraphrase.
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Multiple Choice
True or false: Paraphrasing is using your words to explain something someone told you or that you read?
True
False
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Plagiarising is when you steal someone else's words, ideas, or work and represent it as your own.
Plagiarism can be avoided by giving credit to those people and/or things that inspired your words.
What is plagiarising?
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Ways you can commit plagiarism
These are examples, but there are many other ways that were not included in this list.
Paraphrasing AND using mostly words form the original text- whether you give credit to the source or not.
Using a direct quote without using quotation marks- whether you give credit to the source or not.
citing a source you haven't read just because you read the review of the source (think the samples from a website used in search engine results)
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Tips to AVOID plagiarising
Remember plagiarising is different than paraphrasing.
Don't copy the text. Do give credit by citing sources.
Don't forget to use quotation Do paraphrase.
marks. Do check your facts with the original text.
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT an example of plagiarism?
Taking credit for someone else's work
Giving credit to an original text for your response
Accidentally taking credit for someone else's work
Purposely claiming your information is original, knowing that it's not
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Multiple Choice
True or false: You cannot accidentally plagiarize.
False
True
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Multiple Choice
True or false: You can still plagiarize a work if you paraphrase but do not change enough words from the original source.
True
False
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