In class, we played a citation game where we divided into teams and had to cite the sources we used for our essay. This exercise helped out a lot because we looked over different ways and patterns to site a source. I would always struggle in creating citations and I didn't know we had to put them in alphabetical order.
Citation Game
Basic idea:
Author:
Title of container (self contained if a book):
Other contributors:
Version (edition):
Number (vol. and or no.):
Publisher:
Publication date:
2nd container’s title
Other contributors:
Version (edition):
Number (vol. and or no.):
Publisher:
Publication date:
Location:
Date of Access (if applicable):
You will learn, with time, that there is a general format for any citation. Every document’s citation is based on this basic model:
Author. Title. Title of container (self contained if book), Other contributors (translators or editors), Version (edition), Number (vol. and/or no.), Publisher, Publication Date, Location (pages, paragraphs URL or DOI). 2nd container’s title, Other contributors, Version, Number, Publisher, Publication date, Location, Date of Access (if applicable).
Mode: Print
Here is the source. | What is the citation?Each team should create the citation using only the allowed resources. Use your designated color. |
“Even Geniuses Work Hard” —by Carol Dweck. Author: Carol Dweck Title: “Even Geniuses Work Hard” Title of container: UA-PTC Composition Mix Other contributors: Edited by Erica Wnek Version: Publisher: Norton Publication Date: 2020 Location: pp. 474-480 | Group Dweck, Carol. “Even Geniuses Work Hard.” UA-PTC Composition Mix. edited by Erica Wnek. Norton. 2020. pp. 474-480. |
“Conquering the Freshman Fear of Failure” —by David Kirp. New York Times. (Find it.) | Owls Kirp, David. “Conquering the Freshman Fear of Failure” UA-PTC Composition Mix. edited by Erica Wnek. Norton. 2016. pp. 471-473.
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Mode: Web
Here is the source. | What is the citation?Each team should create the citation using only the allowed resources. Use your designated color. |
“Even Geniuses Work Hard” —by Carol Dweck. Note: even though the URL mentions the word “blog,” this article is not a blog. This online scholarly journal also appears in print, so that information is key. It is found at http://cdn-blogs.waukeeschools.org/maplegrovepdpost/files/2013/03/Even-Geniuses-Work-Hard.pdf. Use today’s access date. | Owls Dweck, Carol. “Even Geniuses Work Hard.” UA-PTC Composition Mix. edited by Erica Wnek. Norton. 2020. pp. 474-480. |
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“The Mindset Works” That is the name of the website. You need to cite a webpage on the website. The webpage you want to cite is found here: https://www.mindsetworks.com/Science/Default. Make sure you are citing the page itself and not just the site. Make sure you notice when the page was last updated. | Owls
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“Test Your Mindset” This is a quiz, as you know. Treat it like a webpage on a website, Mindset: https://blog.mindsetworks.com/what-is-my-mindset. Make sure you notice when the page was last updated and use today’s date for your access date. | Owls
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“Debate Arises Over Teaching ‘Growth Mindset’ to Students” — a web article by Lydia Denworth. It can be found at https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/debate-arises-over-teaching-growth-mindsets-to-motivate-students/. Use today’s access date. | Owls
Bookworms Denworth, Lydia. “Debate Arises over Teaching ‘Growth Mindsets’ to Motivate Students.” Scientific American, 12 Aug. 2019, www.scientificamerican.com/article/debate-arises-over-teaching-growth-mindsets-to-motivate-students/. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
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“Don't Fail Fast. Fail Mindfully” —a June 2018 TED Talk. It can be found at www.ted.com/talks/leticia_gasca_don_t_fail_fast_fail_mindfully. Since this is a stable database, you do not have to have an access date, but you can include it.
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Gasca, Leticia. “Don't Fail Fast -- Fail Mindfully.” TED, June 2018, www.ted.com/talks/leticia_gasca_don_t_fail_fast_fail_mindfully. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
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“‘Find Your Passion' is Awful Advice” —by Olga Khazan. (Find it.) | Owls Khazan, Olga. “Find Your Passion’ is Awful Advice”
Khazan, Olga,“Find Your Passion is Awful Advice,” |
“The Unexpected Benefits of Celebrating Failure” —a February 2016 TED Talk by Astro Teller. Since this is a stable database, you do not have to have an access date, but you can include it. | Owls
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Teller, Astro. “The Unexpected Benefits of Celebrating Failure” TED, February 2016. https://www.inspiringleadershipnow.com/celebrating-failure-unexpected-benefits/. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020. |
“Embrace the Near Win” —a 2014 TED Talk by Sarah Lewis. It can be found at www.ted.com/talks/sarah_lewis_embrace_the_near_win. Since this is a stable database, you do not have to have an access date, but you can include it. | Owls
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Lewis, Sarah. “Embrace the Near Win.” TED, March 2014. https://www.ted.com/talks/sarah_lewis_embrace_the_near_win. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
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Works Cited
Denworth, Lydia. “Debate Arises over Teaching ‘Growth Mindsets’ to Motivate Students.” Scientific American, 12 Aug. 2019, www.scientificamerican.com/article/debate-arises-over-teaching-growth-mindsets-to-motivate-students/. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
Dweck, Carol. “Even Geniuses Work Hard.” UA-PTC Composition Mix, edited by Erica Wnek. Norton. 2020. pp. 474-480.
Gasca, Leticia. “Don't Fail Fast -- Fail Mindfully.” TED, June 2018, www.ted.com/talks/leticia_gasca_don_t_fail_fast_fail_mindfully. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
Kirp, David. “Conquering the Freshman Fear of Failure” UA-PTC Composition Mix, edited by Erica Wnek. Norton. 2016. pp. 471-473.
Lewis, Sarah. “Embrace the Near Win.” TED, March 2014. https://www.ted.com/talks/sarah_lewis_embrace_the_near_win. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
Teller, Astro. “The Unexpected Benefits of Celebrating Failure” TED, February 2016. https://www.inspiringleadershipnow.com/celebrating-failure-unexpected-benefits/. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
“Test Your Mindset.” Mindset Works, 2006, https://blog.mindsetworks.com/what-is-my-mindset. Accessed 4 Nov. 2020.
“You Can Grow Your Brain.” Composition I, Instructor Jennifer Atkins-Gordeeva, Fall 2020, UA-PTC. Handout.
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