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When to Cite Sources: Academic Writing Guide for Students #3469173 (License: Personal Use)
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This colorful infographic outlines key citation rules using lined-paper-style boxes and pencil illustrations: mandatory citations include copying words, using others’ ideas (even paraphrased), citing specific non-common knowledge, and reproducing visuals like charts or maps; exceptions include original ideas, common knowledge, and familiar sayings. Designed for classroom use, it simplifies complex academic integrity standards for middle and high school learners.
Used in educational settings-especially English, research, or writing classrooms-as a printable poster or digital handout to teach proper source attribution and avoid plagiarism; aligns with user intent to understand citation basics quickly and accurately.
Related Cliparts: Learn when you must cite sources-like quoting, paraphrasing, or using data-and when common knowledge or original ideas don’t require citations. Essential for essays and research.
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