NSHS guides: Persuasive Speech: Cite Your Sources

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Parts of a NoodleTools Notecard

NoodleTools notecards afford you space to think as you gather facts, opinions, and evidence. Besides giving your notecard a short, descriptive title and identifying the source it comes from, you will work with three primary fields:

Direct quotation (“A”): Store source material for future reference. Highlight and annotate to ensure close reading.
Paraphrase or summary (“B”): Explain the source material in your own words. Check your understanding.
My ideas (“C”): Reflect and engage. Articulate ideas, assumptions and questions. What do I wonder? How does it fit with what I know? How should I follow up?

NoodleTools Notecard Tabletop explained
A diagram explaining the parts of the Tabletop view for NoodleTools notecards.
NoodleTools Notecards - Detail View
A diagram explaining the parts of the Detail view for NoodleTools Notecards

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