On Demand Engaging the Subjective Eye/I in the Authentic Research Experience

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Presenter: Laura Hennessey DeSena

How can teachers encourage students to discover self and cultivate authority of point of view in the research process? What strategies help prevent plagiarism in student writing?

This one hour Web seminar led by Laura Hennessey DeSena, author of Preventing Plagiarism: Tips and Techniques, will consider strategies that encourage original expression in the generation of an original thesis idea. In this interactive exchange, we will discuss:

How freewriting can help students discover a critical eye and an authentic voice
Why students lapse into source of language plagiarism
Paraphrasing as a tightrope walk
The importance of immersion in primary sources first in the authentic process
How research is like dominating a conversation in the dialogue between student writer and external sources
Why we teach research: process vs. product