ENGLISH 8
Q1 WEEK 6
September 18
INTEGRITY
Z O O M C L A S S R O U T I N E S
Z O O M C L A S S R O U T I N E S
MUTE MIC
MUTE MIC
Unmute upon teacher's directive.
Unmute upon teacher's directive.
CAMERA ON
CAMERA ON
Keep camera on all throughout the class.
Keep camera on all throughout the class.
ATTENDANCE
ATTENDANCE
Write your names in the chat box.
Write your names in the chat box.
R E V I E W
R E V I E W
Be a BRAVE SOUL and share what you know.
Be a BRAVE SOUL and share what you know.
Share what you learned.
Share what you learned.
Share what you feel.
Share what you feel.
Share what you did.
Share what you did.
WHO WOULD THAT BE?
WHO WOULD THAT BE?
L E T 'S G E T S T A R T E D !
L E T 'S G E T S T A R T E D !
What is PLAGIARISM?
What is PLAGIARISM?
The word plagiarism has come from the Latin word ‘plagiarius,’ which means to kidnap. As the plagiarism definition suggests, when someone uses the work of another without properly citing the source or giving credit, then that will be an instance of plagiarism. Plagiarism is a punishable offense, and it is a form of intellectual theft.
(https://copyleaks.com/plagiarism-checker/what-is-plagiarism)The word plagiarism has come from the Latin word ‘plagiarius,’ which means to kidnap. As the plagiarism definition suggests, when someone uses the work of another without properly citing the source or giving credit, then that will be an instance of plagiarism. Plagiarism is a punishable offense, and it is a form of intellectual theft.
How to avoid plagiarism?
How to avoid plagiarism?
Well, learn to cite sources to recognize the originator for whatever idea or information you are using for your own output.
Well, learn to cite sources to recognize the originator for whatever idea or information you are using for your own output.
For starters, let's begin with the APA (American Psychological Association). It is commonly used here in the Philippines.
For starters, let's begin with the APA (American Psychological Association). It is commonly used here in the Philippines.
T A S K 1
T A S K 1
APA EXERCISE
APA EXERCISE
1. Using the information you learned after going through my blog, answer the drill found in your GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
1. Using the information you learned after going through my blog, answer the drill found in your GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
IMPORTANT: The drill will be assigned shortly after the morning classes.
2. After answering, do not forget to click TURN IN or SUBMIT.
2. After answering, do not forget to click TURN IN or SUBMIT.
T A S K 2
T A S K 2
INFORMATIVE VIDEO CONTENT REFERENCES
INFORMATIVE VIDEO CONTENT REFERENCES
Remember the INFORMATIVE VIDEO SCRIPT you wrote last week?
Remember the INFORMATIVE VIDEO SCRIPT you wrote last week?
1. Make a list of references of the informative video script you wrote.
1. Make a list of references of the informative video script you wrote.
2. Make sure to follow the APA format.
2. Make sure to follow the APA format.
3. Download the template by clicking the pop-out icon found in the upper right corner of the preview.
3. Download the template by clicking the pop-out icon found in the upper right corner of the preview.
4. Rename the file by writing your FAMILY NAME in place of COGTAS.
4. Rename the file by writing your FAMILY NAME in place of COGTAS.
5. Submit file to GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
5. Submit file to GOOGLE CLASSROOM.
8ENG.cogtas.07-07-2020.infovid draft REFERENCES.Q1.docxCONGRATULATIONS!
CONGRATULATIONS!
YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED THE TASKS FOR THE WEEK
YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED THE TASKS FOR THE WEEK
THOUGHTS TO PONDER
THOUGHTS TO PONDER
You always hear me say, "You can Google that" because - let's face it - Google has a vast array of information that could potentially help us with our tasks. However, I do not mean to say "Copy from Google"; I mean to say "learn from Google" as it is essential in the process of your discovery. When you ask Google's help, doesn't mean you just copy and paste; it means to say, "Others think this way; how do you think?" If you can't help but use someone else's words it wouldn't kill you to cite his or her name because when you fail to do so, you seem to have stolen from her or him. Let us not let idleness and procrastination get the best of us. Be responsible and respectful.
You always hear me say, "You can Google that" because - let's face it - Google has a vast array of information that could potentially help us with our tasks. However, I do not mean to say "Copy from Google"; I mean to say "learn from Google" as it is essential in the process of your discovery. When you ask Google's help, doesn't mean you just copy and paste; it means to say, "Others think this way; how do you think?" If you can't help but use someone else's words it wouldn't kill you to cite his or her name because when you fail to do so, you seem to have stolen from her or him. Let us not let idleness and procrastination get the best of us. Be responsible and respectful.
Teacher Jeanille