[LM_NET] Target: MLA Citations

[Rita Sitron <sitronr@GMAIL.COM>]

Friends,
I have a few questions which I hope you can answer.
In attempting to have all of our teachers encourage students to use
the MLA format for projects in all high school teaching areas, there
is a debate about the non Language Arts assignments that need
citations.
1. For example, if students in Science class are creating brochures on
various diseases they are researching, though it is not an essay, does
the information researched still need MLA citations?
2. If the students are creating powerpoint presentations on a drug for
Health class, do the Google images and information need to be cited
directly on the presentation?
3. If the students are assigned to create a collage and 50 or more
pictures are taken from Google images, do they all have to be cited
individually in MLA format.
These are the types of questions that have been raised, and I want to
validate what I've been saying.
Thanks for your help.
Rita Sitron
LMS
Walled Lake Northern High School
Commerce, MI
sitronr@gmail.com
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