MLA Citation Guide for WWII

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Grade Level10th Grade

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High school library lesson on MLA citations for English class project on activism

This resource provides a comprehensive guide to creating accurate MLA citations specifically tailored for activism research. It emphasizes the importance of proper citation in building credibility and trust within advocacy work. By understanding the core components of an MLA citation—such as author, title, container, publisher, and publication date—students will learn to effectively format citations for various sources, including books, websites, and social media posts. The guide includes practical examples and exercises to reinforce learning, as well as tips for maintaining a well-organized works cited page. Additionally, it highlights useful resources like Purdue OWL and citation generators to aid in academic research.