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ideas about APA for Dr. Tate's Class:APA:
Follow pg. #11 of syllabus for Title page
Be sure to include Read by
Don't really need running head, start numbering after title page--
either Last Name # or Title of Paper #
Double space throughout except for quotes longer than forty words and in between entries in references
These are also indented and the citation is slightly different. (see pg. 16)
Review starting on pg. 17 for in-text citations
Note: For our purposes you want to quote as specifically ass possible. Attribute all citations to a p. or pp.
Technically this is okay but not really good form for a short paper--it appears lazy and is usually used only with literature reviews.
Generalized meaning of whole article/chapter/book, rather than a distinct idea.
Use Dr. Tate's citations for references. They appear on pg. 4-7. If these are in electronic form, just cut and paste, then you will not
have to worry so much about italics vs. plain text, etc.
But, when in doubt Capitalize major words in titles, especially when giving the article name within the content of a paper. Not
technically correct APA, but more readable and I have had Dr. Tate "correct" me on this many times.
If anyone wants me to read over their next draft, please send me a copy or I would be happy to meet with you to read it over!

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