Chapter 338. Exercise APA 3-6

338.1 Section Title

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Exercise APA 3-6
Integrating sources in APA papers
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Read the following passage and the information about its source. Then decide whether each student sample uses the source correctly. If the student has made an error in using the source, click on Error; if the student sample is correct, click on OK.

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

Like everyone else, teachers learn through experience, but they learn without much guidance. One problem, of course, is that experience, especially the kind that is both repetitious and disappointing, can easily harden into narrow pedagogical theories. Most schools have a teacher with a theory built on grudges. This teacher knows that there is just one way to conduct a lesson; she blames the children and their parents if the children don’t catch on; she has a list of types and makes her students fit them; and she prides herself on her realism—most children come to school, she knows, to give her a hard time. Current research holds that most teachers get set in their ways, both their good and bad ones, after about four years of learning by experience. Many teachers don’t last that long.

From Kidder, T. (1989). Among schoolchildren. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin.

[The source passage is from page 51.]

Question

Correct. This sentence is unacceptable. In APA style, the date should appear in parentheses immediately after the author’s name:
According to Kidder (1989), “teachers learn through experience, but they learn without much guidance” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
Sorry. This sentence is unacceptable. In APA style, the date should appear in parentheses immediately after the author’s name:
According to Kidder (1989), “teachers learn through experience, but they learn without much guidance” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has omitted words (both, can) and changed words (hardens for harden) from the original source without indicating the changes with an ellipsis mark or brackets. The following is an acceptable revision:
Kidder (1989) argued that teaching experience, “especially the kind that is . . . repetitious and disappointing, . . . easily harden[s] into narrow pedagogical theories” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
Sorry. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has omitted words (both, can) and changed words (hardens for harden) from the original source without indicating the changes with an ellipsis mark or brackets. The following is an acceptable revision:
Kidder (1989) argued that teaching experience, “especially the kind that is . . . repetitious and disappointing, . . . easily harden[s] into narrow pedagogical theories” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is acceptable. The student has placed borrowed language in quotation marks and has correctly cited the date and page number for the source. For more help, see section APA-3.
Sorry. This sentence is acceptable. The student has placed borrowed language in quotation marks and has correctly cited the date and page number for the source. For more help, see section APA-3.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has failed to integrate the quotation in a grammatical sentence. Both the student’s sentence and the quotation lack a verb. The following is an acceptable revision:
In the view of Kidder (1989), it’s not unusual for a teacher to have “a theory built on grudges” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
Sorry. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has failed to integrate the quotation in a grammatical sentence. Both the student’s sentence and the quotation lack a verb. The following is an acceptable revision:
In the view of Kidder (1989), it’s not unusual for a teacher to have “a theory built on grudges” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
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Question

Correct. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has dropped the quotation into the text without using a signal phrase naming the author. The following is an acceptable revision:
Kidder (1989) asserted that most teachers gain experience on the job and develop rigid habits and theories after as few as four years. But, he continued, “many teachers don’t last that long” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
Sorry. This sentence is unacceptable. The student has dropped the quotation into the text without using a signal phrase naming the author. The following is an acceptable revision:
Kidder (1989) asserted that most teachers gain experience on the job and develop rigid habits and theories after as few as four years. But, he continued, “many teachers don’t last that long” (p. 51).
For more help, see section APA-3.
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