The Virtual Classroom resource for Mrs. Evans

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The Virtual Classroom resource for Mrs. Evans

Jackson High School, Jackson Ohio

This web space serves as a place for students to confirm assignments,

find additional resources, and display the results of their labors.

Samples

The following examples demonstrate proper technique of WORKS CITED and OUTLINE


Works Cited Examples

Jackie Joyner-Kersee Paper
Deford Frank. "Jackie Oh" Newsweek. June 10, 1996. pp. 72-77.
 
"Jackie Joyner-Kersee and the Jackie Joyner-Kersee Youth Center Foundation". The Power of Caring . 1992.
  http://www.cigna.com/carinf.powerjk.html (25 March 1999).
 
Moritz, Charles, "Jackie Joyner-Kersee." Current Birography. The. H.W. Wilson Company, New York, 1986.
 
Peterson, Rick. "Joyher-Krersee faces new Challenges". 1998
  http://cjonline.com/stories/080798/spo_johner.sthml . (25 March 1999).
Webster's New Students Dictionary. "prowess".
  G&C Merriam Company, Springfield. 1974.

Amish Paper
Fisher, Sara E. The Amish SchooL Intercourse: Good Books, 1997.
   
Good, Merle. Afost Asked Questions about the Amish and Mennonites. Intercourse:
  Good Books, 1995.
   
Hostetler,, John A. The Amish. Scottdale: Good Books, 1994.
   
Kraybifl, Donald B. The Puzzles ofamish Life. Intercourse: Good Books, 1998.
   
Peflman, Kenneth. Living Without Electricity. Intercourse: Good Books, 1990.
   
Scott,Stephen. Why Do They Dress That Way? Intercourse: Good Books, 1997.
   

Nobel Paper
"Alfred Bernhard Nobel," Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia.
  Microsoft Corporation, 1993-1996.
   
Alfred Nobel. (Online). Available. hqp://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/FWWnobel.htm, 1-19-00.
   
Alfred Nobel - His Life and Work. [Online). Available. hqp://www.nobel.se/alfred/biogaphy.html, 2-2-00.
   
Jackson, Donald Dale. "While he expected the worst, Noble hoped for the best."
  Smithsonian. Nov. 1988: 201-224.
   
Wintterle, John, and Richard S. Cramer. Portraits of Nobel Laureates in Peace. London:
  Abelard-Schuman, 1971.

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Sample Outlines

   

OUTLINE

   

ADOLPH HITLER

   
1. Introduction
   
II. Early Life
  a. Childhpod
  b. Education
   
III. Middle Years
  a. Life in Vienna
  b. World War I
   
IV. Politics
  a. Member of NSDAP
  b. Rise to power
  C. Dictator
   
V. World War II
   
VI. Later Years
  a. Germany's downfall
  b. Hitler's Death
   
VII. Conclusion
   

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OUTLINE
   
JOHN F. KENNEDY
I. Introduction
   
II. Childhood
  a. born
  b. lived
   
III. Education
  a. elementary
  b. prep school
  c. graduate
   
IV. Navy Life
  a. command
  b. awards
   
V. Politics
  a. House of Representatives
  b. Senate
   
VI. Family
  a. mother
  b. father
  c. siblings
  1. effect on
   
VII. Start of Family
  a. wife
  b. children
   
VIII. The Late Years
  a. Presidency
  1. innauguration
  2. programs started
  3. people helped
  b. Assassination
  1. effect on world
  c. Funeral
    1. procedure
    2. people in attendance
   
X. Conclusion
   

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Maya Angelou: Singin' and Swingin'

   
1. Introduction
   
II. Childhood
  A. Home life
  B. Schooling
   
IV. Adolescence
  A. Education
   B. Pregnancy
   
IV. Adulthood
  A. Marriages
  B. Jobs
  C. Experiences
   
V. Accomplishments
  A. Writings
  B. Awards and Honors
   
VI. Current Life
  A. Beliefs and Practices
   
VII. Conclusion
 
 
 

 

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