annotations
Plagiarism & Ethics/ important terms
important terms
SQ3R
Right Brain vs. Left Brain
100

The star in annotations means 

what is something important?

100

This is the act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving them proper credit.

plagiarism 

100

This term refers to the practice of adding notes, comments, or symbols directly onto a text to engage with the material actively.

annotations

100

This is what the "S" stands for, involving a quick look at headings, subheadings, and captions before reading.

Response: What is Survey?

100

 Traditional linear note-taking methods like Roman numeral outlines cater primarily to this analytical and detail-oriented side of the brain.

What is the left brain?

200

the exclamation point in annotations means

what is I'm suprised?

200

 To avoid plagiarism, a writer must use these punctuation marks when using an author's exact words.

What are quotation marks?

200

 To avoid passive reading, students should use these in the margins to summarize paragraphs or flag important sections.

What are margin notes

200

 This is what the "Q" stands for

What is question?

200

Visual note-taking tools like concept maps, color coding, and sketches appeal heavily to this side of the brain.

 What is the right brain?

300

The triangle in annotations means 

what is main idea?

300

: An editorial column, sales page, or political debate transcript is written primarily with this objective.

What is to persuade (or convince)?

300

 Unlike simple highlighting, effective annotation requires this cognitive process, where the reader puts the author's ideas into their own words.

What is synthesizing (or paraphrasing)?

300

The first R stands for

"read"

300

This side of the brain is primarily associated with logic, sequential processing, language, and mathematical reasoning.

What is the left brain?

400

the link in annotations means

what is this reminds me of something?

400

"As it is now time for my son, the prince, to marry we shall hold a great contest" what is missing from this?

 author and date

400

The three primary goals an author may have when writing a text are commonly summarized by this mnemonic acronym.

What is PIE (Persuade, Inform, Entertain)?

400

The second R stands for 

What is Recite?

400

 This side of the brain processes information holistically, recognizing patterns, spatial relationships, and non-verbal cues.

What is the right brain?

500

the magnifying glass in annotations means

what is I want to know more?

500

"As it is now time for my son, the prince, to marry we shall hold a great contest" (silverstein) what is missing from this?

date

500

 An author writing an encyclopedia entry, textbook chapter, or news report is primarily writing with this purpose.

What is to inform (or explain)?

500
The third R means

What is Review?

500

Ms. Hinson's favorite movie is

Good Burger