Quoting / copying another's work
Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 3:40 pm
Whew. Today was even better than yesterday. I was a bit concerned that my boys would balk at the increase in writing and reading from our previous homeschooling years, but I've been impressed with their attitudes for the most part. Besides God's grace, I think I can thank Carrie and her fabulous selections that have kept their interests piqued.
Another question (thank you so much, everyone, for putting up with me!): Today the boys were to copy a "memborable or worthy" quote from their reading (CTC, Unit 1, Day 2). I don't want to overwhelm them, but I also am kind of a stickler for copyright and giving credit where credit is due, and I want to teach them the importance of honoring an author's intellectual property. What format would you suggest?
Thank you again,
Lori
Another question (thank you so much, everyone, for putting up with me!): Today the boys were to copy a "memborable or worthy" quote from their reading (CTC, Unit 1, Day 2). I don't want to overwhelm them, but I also am kind of a stickler for copyright and giving credit where credit is due, and I want to teach them the importance of honoring an author's intellectual property. What format would you suggest?
Thank you again,
Lori