*possible subtopics: ethical principles including the Hippocratic oath, morals, and religion.
* 3-5 reliable SCHOLARLY sources “Make sure that your sources don’t agree with each other”
* use AT LEAST 3 quotations.
* · Focus on answering the research’s question don’t write about extra relevant stuff
* · When stating a quotation say “the author states,” or “the author states that..” or a colon ; so basically introduce the reader that there’s a quotation in the way.
* · You can adjust the verbs, pronouns, capitalization or extra details in the quotation that need to be adjusted.
*· Using ellipses (. . .) means that part of the quotation is removed.
*Changing or adding anything to the quotation indicated with [ ]
* according to MLA, If you already mentioned the author in the paraphrasing, you don’t need to cite the name but only the page number.
*· Cite even if you’re paraphrasing
* Don’t miss represent the ideas of the author while paraphrasing
*You have to be very careful while paraphrasing by using synonyms not the exact words.
*We have to keep track about when our sources are speaking and when we are speaking.