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Teaching & Learning: Using & Integrating Sources
The Teaching & Learning Guide provides information to help you with your needs as an instructor including class materials, statistics and assessment information, important reminders, and readings and resources.
Writing Sources
This is a topic for the experts! We have many sources for writing help at UW, familiarize yourself with them so you can recommend a next step to a professor or student. Below are links to the campus resources that help with student writing.
- Odegaard Writing and Research Center (OWRC)Site includes resources for student writers, the ability to schedule one-on-one tutoring appointments, and outlines for understanding the writing process.
- CLUE Writing Center evening drop-inInterdisciplinary, open to all undergraduates. No appointment needed. Just print out what you’ve got, grab your notes, or bring your laptop, and come on over! Staffed by undergraduate and graduate student tutors, we know what your professors want and can help get you there
Additional Information
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- What is an Academic PaperAn extremely useful document describing the process and perspective students need in order to transition from high school to college writing. Details different kinds of strategies academics employ in their writing.
- Claims Claims ClaimsDescribes the difference between a claim, thesis, and opinion and gives information about how to support a claim.
- Quoting, Paraphrasing & SummarizingA OWRC handout describing ways to use resources within an academic paper (and how to cite it too!)
- Steps to integrate resourcesThe OWRC begins this handout with Research tips but on the second page describes steps for organizing and preparing sources to integrate into a students paper