Several rules and guidelines guide the correct structure and citation in an academic work. This text will focus on one of the most widely used standards, the APA standard.
APA is the acronym for the American Psychological Association, a professional and scientific organization that sets standards and guidelines for scientific communication in psychology and related disciplines
The APA Publication Manual provides standards and guidelines for document structure,citations, references, writing style, and use of tables and figures, among other aspects. These standards are widely adopted in various academic and scientific, education, business, and other disciplines
By following APA guidelines, researchers and students ensure a consistent and uniform presentation of their work, facilitating understanding and reproduction of results and promoting academic integrity.
The most recent version of the APA Publication Manual is the seventh edition (APA, 7th edition). this edition was published in October 2019
According to the APA standards, the reference list is a funamental section of an academic or scientific document in which all bibliographic sources cited or consulted during the researcher are listed The list of references is at the the end of the document, after the body of the text and any other appendices. References are presented alphabetically by the surname of the first author of each work cited. Each reference includes the complete and neccesary information to identify and locate the source, such as the surname an initials of the author, the year of publication, the title of the article or book, the name of the journal or publisher, and the publication data, among other elements.
According to APA standards,the reference list follow several specific guidelines and formats, such as using French identation, italics for book and journal titles, and the correct capitalization of titles. It is important to ensure that all sources cited in the text are present in the reference list and vice versa and that APA standards for the presentation and formatting of references are followed
REFERENCE LIST
Example:
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Avoid Plagiarism
A citation in a research paper is a direct or indirect reference to a bibliographic source used to support, expand, or substantiate a point, claim, or argument in the text. Citations allow you to give credit to the original authors and support the ideas or claims of the document's author. There are two main types of appointments: Textual citations. These are exact extracts of the original text placed in quotation marks within the document's text. These citations can be short (less than 40 words) or long (40 words or more) and should include the author's last name, year of publication, and, if necessary, page number. Paraphrased or indirect quotes. They are expressions or ideas taken from a source but rewritten with words of their own without quotation marks. The author's last name and the year of publication should be included in these citations. Both verbatim and paraphrased citations must be accompanied by a full bibliographic reference in the reference list at the end of the document. It is important to use appropriate citations and abide by rules of style (such as APA) to avoid plagiarism and give proper recognition to the authors and sources used in the research.
Communicating Results
There are several ways to publicize the results of an investigation, and the choice depends on the researcher's purpose, target audience, and preferences. Some of the most common ways to disseminate research results include:
Scientific literature. Publishing results in peer-reviewed scientific journals is a common way to share findings with the academic community. Scientific articles must follow the journal's publication rules and usually include an introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions..
Conference presentations. Participating in scientific conferences provides an opportunity to present research results through oral presentations or posters. Conferences allow you to exchange knowledge with other researchers and receive feedback on the work done.
Books or book chapters. Publishing the results in book or book chapters is another option, especially for broader research or specialized areas. The books allow a more detailed presentation of the results and their context.
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COMMUNICATION RESULTS
Technical or disclosure reports. In some cases, research results may be published in technical or outreach reports aimed at a wider audience, such as field practitioners, policymakers, or the general public. These reports are usually less formal and technical than scientific articles.
Media. The investigation results may be of interest to the media, which provides the opportunity to disseminate the findings through interviews, journalistic articles, or reports.
In addition to these options, disseminating research results may include using social media, blogs, podcasts, and other digital platforms to reach wider and more diversified audiences. The choice of how to disseminate results depends on the desired scope and impact and the resources available for communication.
How Do You Submit a STEM Project?
Presenting a STEM project effectively involves following a fex keys steps to communicate your workand highlight its importance. Consider the following recommendations: Introduction: Start your presentation with a clear and concise introduction to the stem project. Explain the main objective of your research and the problem you are addressing Context: Provide context and background on your project topic. Explain why it is relevant and how it relates to the STEM field. Methodology: Describe the methods and procedures you used in your research.Explain how you collected the data, what tools or instruments you used, and how you analyzed the results Result: Presents the results of your research in a clear and organized manner. Use graphs, charts, or other visuals to highlight the most important findings, Be sure to expain the results in an understandable way to your audience
Analysis: Analyze the results and highlight key conlusions that can be drawn from your research, Explain the results' potential implications or impacts on the stem field or society Demonstration: Include a hands-on or visual demonstration of your project if possible. This can be through mockups, prototypes, videos, or any other form that shows your work in action Conclusions: Briefly summarize the main points of your presentation and emphasize the importance of your stem project. Highlight any contributions or advancements you have made in your field of study Questions and answers: Take time to answer the audience´squestions and comments. Be prepared to respond clearly and concisely, and show your knowledge and understanding of the topic. Remember to tailor your presentation to your audience. If you present it to experts in the STEM field, you can be more technical and detailed. If your audience has less technical knowledge, be sure to explain the concepts in an accessible way and use understandable exaples
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APA NoRms
Paths of the Knowledge
INDEX
phats of knowledge
How Do You Submit a STEM Project?
Concept
Reference List
Avoid Plagiarism, How to Cite?
Communicating Results
CONCEPT
Several rules and guidelines guide the correct structure and citation in an academic work. This text will focus on one of the most widely used standards, the APA standard. APA is the acronym for the American Psychological Association, a professional and scientific organization that sets standards and guidelines for scientific communication in psychology and related disciplines The APA Publication Manual provides standards and guidelines for document structure,citations, references, writing style, and use of tables and figures, among other aspects. These standards are widely adopted in various academic and scientific, education, business, and other disciplines By following APA guidelines, researchers and students ensure a consistent and uniform presentation of their work, facilitating understanding and reproduction of results and promoting academic integrity. The most recent version of the APA Publication Manual is the seventh edition (APA, 7th edition). this edition was published in October 2019
According to the APA standards, the reference list is a funamental section of an academic or scientific document in which all bibliographic sources cited or consulted during the researcher are listed The list of references is at the the end of the document, after the body of the text and any other appendices. References are presented alphabetically by the surname of the first author of each work cited. Each reference includes the complete and neccesary information to identify and locate the source, such as the surname an initials of the author, the year of publication, the title of the article or book, the name of the journal or publisher, and the publication data, among other elements. According to APA standards,the reference list follow several specific guidelines and formats, such as using French identation, italics for book and journal titles, and the correct capitalization of titles. It is important to ensure that all sources cited in the text are present in the reference list and vice versa and that APA standards for the presentation and formatting of references are followed
REFERENCE LIST
Example:
Aquí puedes poner un título destacado, algo que cautive a tu audiencia
Avoid Plagiarism
A citation in a research paper is a direct or indirect reference to a bibliographic source used to support, expand, or substantiate a point, claim, or argument in the text. Citations allow you to give credit to the original authors and support the ideas or claims of the document's author. There are two main types of appointments: Textual citations. These are exact extracts of the original text placed in quotation marks within the document's text. These citations can be short (less than 40 words) or long (40 words or more) and should include the author's last name, year of publication, and, if necessary, page number. Paraphrased or indirect quotes. They are expressions or ideas taken from a source but rewritten with words of their own without quotation marks. The author's last name and the year of publication should be included in these citations. Both verbatim and paraphrased citations must be accompanied by a full bibliographic reference in the reference list at the end of the document. It is important to use appropriate citations and abide by rules of style (such as APA) to avoid plagiarism and give proper recognition to the authors and sources used in the research.
Communicating Results
There are several ways to publicize the results of an investigation, and the choice depends on the researcher's purpose, target audience, and preferences. Some of the most common ways to disseminate research results include:
Scientific literature. Publishing results in peer-reviewed scientific journals is a common way to share findings with the academic community. Scientific articles must follow the journal's publication rules and usually include an introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions..
Conference presentations. Participating in scientific conferences provides an opportunity to present research results through oral presentations or posters. Conferences allow you to exchange knowledge with other researchers and receive feedback on the work done.
Books or book chapters. Publishing the results in book or book chapters is another option, especially for broader research or specialized areas. The books allow a more detailed presentation of the results and their context.
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COMMUNICATION RESULTS
Technical or disclosure reports. In some cases, research results may be published in technical or outreach reports aimed at a wider audience, such as field practitioners, policymakers, or the general public. These reports are usually less formal and technical than scientific articles.
Media. The investigation results may be of interest to the media, which provides the opportunity to disseminate the findings through interviews, journalistic articles, or reports.
In addition to these options, disseminating research results may include using social media, blogs, podcasts, and other digital platforms to reach wider and more diversified audiences. The choice of how to disseminate results depends on the desired scope and impact and the resources available for communication.
How Do You Submit a STEM Project?
Presenting a STEM project effectively involves following a fex keys steps to communicate your workand highlight its importance. Consider the following recommendations: Introduction: Start your presentation with a clear and concise introduction to the stem project. Explain the main objective of your research and the problem you are addressing Context: Provide context and background on your project topic. Explain why it is relevant and how it relates to the STEM field. Methodology: Describe the methods and procedures you used in your research.Explain how you collected the data, what tools or instruments you used, and how you analyzed the results Result: Presents the results of your research in a clear and organized manner. Use graphs, charts, or other visuals to highlight the most important findings, Be sure to expain the results in an understandable way to your audience
Analysis: Analyze the results and highlight key conlusions that can be drawn from your research, Explain the results' potential implications or impacts on the stem field or society Demonstration: Include a hands-on or visual demonstration of your project if possible. This can be through mockups, prototypes, videos, or any other form that shows your work in action Conclusions: Briefly summarize the main points of your presentation and emphasize the importance of your stem project. Highlight any contributions or advancements you have made in your field of study Questions and answers: Take time to answer the audience´squestions and comments. Be prepared to respond clearly and concisely, and show your knowledge and understanding of the topic. Remember to tailor your presentation to your audience. If you present it to experts in the STEM field, you can be more technical and detailed. If your audience has less technical knowledge, be sure to explain the concepts in an accessible way and use understandable exaples
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