MLA Style Some More

You look at "My Friend Michelle."

1.  Underline all the in-text citaitons.
2.  Do all clearly lead to a source on the Works Cited list?  Explain.
3.  Is every source on the Works Cited list used in the paper?  Explain.

We go to the lab.  If you have a source, create an EasyBib project and put it in.

Homework:

1.  Draft #2 is due Tuesday WITH a Works Cited page. It is still a draft, but have at least one source used in it.

2.  TWFTD:  mondegreen

Research Time

http://gcaptain.com/drowning/?10981  vs. http://mariovittone.com/2010/05/154/
We correct the drowning paragraph.

You spend time in the lab.  Complete the database worksheet, and work on finding information to include in your draft.

On Monday you'll have time to enter your sources into EasyBib.

Homework:


1. Finish writing the part of your draft that comes from your knowledge/experience.

2. Work on finding and adding information from sources to your draft.  Keep it simple:  "according to Jones" is fine. Three sources are the minimum.


2. TWFTD: your choice from sources.

Databases

We go over "Til Death Do Us Part."

An example: Virginia Lee Burton. Who leads us  to this story.

We look at the SCC databases.  Copy down the trail to get there.

Then off to the lab to fill out your worksheet and look at possible sources.

Homework:
1.  TWFTD: your choice from sources.