Today's lesson is primarily focused on how to properly embed outside sources into the body of your own writing. How do we move seamlessly between what "They Say" (outside sources) and what "We Say" (our own observations, opinions, and analysis)?
Please bring up the Critic Quote Sheet & Quote Support google doc for our lesson today.
You can either open up a new page in your blog to do writing, or just write out your responses on paper. Once we've completed the lesson, you can review the correct answers and writing models in the quote sheet. It should serve as a reference for you as you work through your Pop Cultural Criticism Paper.
Please additionally bookmark or print out the documents linked below:
They Say, I Say Writing Templates
Purdue OWL Citation Resource
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