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When you quote [in-text from a book] you should do so like this:
The quote should be in italics!
The quote should be in italics!
In Cummins’s Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis it was suggested that ‘a child’s second language competence is partly dependent on the level of competence already achieved in the first language’ (Baker, 2001).
In Cummins’s Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis it was suggested that ‘a child’s second language competence is partly dependent on the level of competence already achieved in the first language’ (Baker, 2001).
When you quote [in-text from a webpage] you should do so like this:
The Prime Minister of Britain, David Cameron, spoke passionately at the Technology, Education, Design Conference (TED) 2010 of an upcoming new information age ‘I think rightly, that the modern world is entering into a new age – the ‘Information Age’. This new age will bring about radical changes in the way we live our lives as individuals and as societies’ (http://www.ted.com 2010).
The Prime Minister of Britain, David Cameron, spoke passionately at the Technology, Education, Design Conference (TED) 2010 of an upcoming new information age ‘I think rightly, that the modern world is entering into a new age – the ‘Information Age’. This new age will bring about radical changes in the way we live our lives as individuals and as societies’ (http://www.ted.com 2010).
Next you need to put reference the quote in a bibliography at the end of the assignment
Next you need to put reference the quote in a bibliography at the end of the assignment
Bibliography
Baker, C (2001) Foundations of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 4th Edn., Clevedon: Multilingual Matters Ltd.
The TED Conference (2010) David Cameron: The next age of government [Online. Available from: http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/david_cameron.html [Accessed: 31 October 2010]
When you quote [in-text from a book] you should do so like this:
The quote should be in italics!
The quote should be in italics!
In Cummins’s Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis it was suggested that ‘a child’s second language competence is partly dependent on the level of competence already achieved in the first language’ (Baker, 2001).
In Cummins’s Developmental Interdependence Hypothesis it was suggested that ‘a child’s second language competence is partly dependent on the level of competence already achieved in the first language’ (Baker, 2001).
When you quote [in-text from a webpage] you should do so like this:
The Prime Minister of Britain, David Cameron, spoke passionately at the Technology, Education, Design Conference (TED) 2010 of an upcoming new information age ‘I think rightly, that the modern world is entering into a new age – the ‘Information Age’. This new age will bring about radical changes in the way we live our lives as individuals and as societies’ (http://www.ted.com 2010).
The Prime Minister of Britain, David Cameron, spoke passionately at the Technology, Education, Design Conference (TED) 2010 of an upcoming new information age ‘I think rightly, that the modern world is entering into a new age – the ‘Information Age’. This new age will bring about radical changes in the way we live our lives as individuals and as societies’ (http://www.ted.com 2010).
Next you need to put reference the quote in a bibliography at the end of the assignment
Next you need to put reference the quote in a bibliography at the end of the assignment
Bibliography
Baker, C (2001) Foundations of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 4th Edn., Clevedon: Multilingual Matters Ltd.
The TED Conference (2010) David Cameron: The next age of government [Online. Available from: http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/david_cameron.html [Accessed: 31 October 2010]