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Microsoft Word Social Media Page Activity Microsoft Word Vocabulary Quiz and Word List Microsoft Word Vocabulary Definitions Show Macros, Quick Parts, Break and Margins Lesson Other individual Microsoft Word Skills Lessons you may be interested in: This lesson is contained within my Microsoft Word Skills Bundle. **Lessons are optimized for Microsoft Word 2019 & 2016 (will also work in Microsoft Word 2013 but some menu and tab names may be different than in the instructions) **Files open in Microsoft Word and are fully editable if you so choose. Ědding Sources - reports, periodicals, journals, books.You just can't avoid these protocols looking similar to one another they're used so often the same way because they work so well.A fun project for students to complete to show their mastery of the following Microsoft Word skills: I'm going to write the information on the hemocytometer and light microscope that I used and just cite articles that back up the protocol that I'm describing. I'm not going to rename a hemocytometer and the protocol for using them just because it's been said and done in the past. You can have a solid background in your field and still not be able to find a better way to rename these technical terms. Technical vocabulary exists because it is the best descriptor of what you are doing. If you're paraphrasing so little that your sentences look like almost exact mimics of your source but just rearranged, then yeah that's plagiarism.īut otherwise, you sometimes just can't get around using the same words that appear in the sentence you're referring to. It would be even more outrageous to put quotation marks around " milt" just because the same three words appeared in the article that I am citing. When citing sources, it would be a bit outrageous for me to put quotation marks in a peer-reviewed study. RELEVANT SUBREDDITSĮh I'm writing a manuscript on cryopreservation of a certain species of fish's sperm cells. Reporting it brings it to our attention and will definitely be looked at by someone. If something is not reported, it will most likely slip past us. If you see anyone breaking the rules above, please report the post and/or message the mods.
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