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APA 7th Edition Training

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APA7 (Nov 19 2019) .pdf (20.67 MB)

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2019-11-19

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Materials from the APA 7th Edition training session offered on November 21, 2019. Learning objectives: (1) Describe the major differences between the 6th and 7th editions of the APA manual; (2) Explore how to demystify APA standards for students; (3) Explain how to set clear teaching and learning expectations for students around citing and referencing; (4) Engage in discussion about how to build a culture of integrity broadly in teaching and learning.

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APA, academic integrity, citing, referencing

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Eaton, S. E., Lenart, B. A., Jones, R., & Zahra, Z. A. (2019). APA 7th Edition Training. 1-39. University of Calgary, Calgary, AB.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/111237

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