
Integrating Textual Evidence
Learning to seamlessly embed quotations and paraphrase effectively to support analytical claims. Students will practice moving beyond summary to rigorous analysis of evidence.
About This Topic
Learning to seamlessly embed quotations and paraphrase effectively to support analytical claims. Students will practice moving beyond summary to rigorous analysis of evidence.
Key Questions
- How do you select the most impactful quotations for your argument?
- What is the difference between summarizing a plot point and analyzing evidence?
- How do you weave quotes seamlessly into your own syntax?
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