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Quoting, Summarising & Paraphrasing
Quoting, summarising, and paraphrasing are different ways of including the
ideas of others in your assessments.
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Learn when to quote, summarise, and paraphrase to incorporate the information and evidence you obtained from your research into your assessments.
Paraphrasing demonstrates that you understand what you have read and makes it easier to incorporate outside information into your own academic writing.
At university, students are required to summarise literature and case studies. This is a skill that you also need in the work environment as you will need to summarise documents and write executive summaries in reports.
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What are the Differences Between a Quote, Summary, and Paraphrase?
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