Period Four – Ms. Baroti’s ENG4U class is coming in for the semi-annual MLA refresher. We’ll talk about how to write proper Parenthetical Citations and how to create a Works Cited list.
As a reminder, it’s a good idea to keep track of your information and the sites you use so that you are easily able to format your Works Cited page in MLA.
Period 1 – Ms. Papoutsis’ CGC1D (Grade 9 Geography)
Greetings geographers and welcome to the Library.
Today, you’re looking at Landforms, which you’ll need to use Laurier’s Virtual Library to research.
Luckily, your teacher has given you the URLs needed on the handouts; so that’s pretty easy to navigate!
Our focus together, that’ll be upon discussing APA citation.
This form of citation helps students show the source of their research and is quite simple to accomplish. We’ll talk about how we write a References list together.
It’s a great day to be in the Library! Come on in and stay a while….
NOTE: The Library will be closed to students for part of lunch today as there is PD being run in here.
Period 2 – Ms. Papoutsis’ CGC1D8 (Grade 9 Geography)
Greetings geographers and welcome to the Library.
Today, you’re looking at Landforms, which you’ll need to use Laurier’s Virtual Library to research.
Luckily, your teacher has given you the URLs needed on the handouts; so that’s pretty easy to navigate!
Our focus together, that’ll be upon discussing APA citation.
This form of citation helps students show the source of their research and is quite simple to accomplish. We’ll talk about how we write a References list together.
Below, you’ll see the Laurier handout for how to create APA reference lists.
Period 4 – Ms. Papoutsis’ CGC1D (Grade 9 Geography)
Greetings geographers and welcome to the Library.
Today, you’re looking at Landforms, which you’ll need to use Laurier’s Virtual Library to research.
Luckily, your teacher has given you the URLs needed on the handouts; so that’s pretty easy to navigate!
Our focus together, that’ll be upon discussing APA citation.
This form of citation helps students show the source of their research and is quite simple to accomplish. We’ll talk about how we write a References list together.
Today you’re here to do some research connected to your novel.
One great database is Global Issues in Context, found in the Virtual Library. It is password-protected when you’re at home so make sure you know where to find them in the Virtual Library. (Hint: look for the Orange Passwords Icon)
An external source that provides a good, neutral overview of countries and their history, political situations, etc is the CIA World Factbook.
As a reminder, it’s a good idea to keep track of your information and the sites you use so that you are easily able to format your Works Cited page in MLA.