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Share your teaching strategies, experiences, and questions related to writing instruction.
Crushing on idioms
Three factors to consider when using an idiom in your paper are tone, citation, and formatting.
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Odes to our favorite aspects of APA Style, from our experts.
How to cite quotations from speeches
How do you cite a speech in APA Style? Keep it simple: Create a reference that matches the source where readers can retrieve the speech.
Check your tone: A blog post on keeping it professional
When writing an APA Style paper, present ideas in a clear and straightforward manner. In this kind of scholarly writing, keep a professional tone.
The “no second-person” myth
Many writers believe the “no second person” myth, which is that there is an APA Style guideline against using second-person pronouns such as “you” or “your.”
How to capitalize medication names
This blog post provides information on the APA Style capitalization guidelines for writing about medications.
Key takeaways from the Psi Chi webinar So You Need to Write a Literature Review
This blog post describes key tasks in writing an effective literature review and provides strategies for approaching those tasks.
The “no first-person” myth
Whether expressing your own views or actions or the views or actions of yourself and fellow authors, use the pronouns “I” and “we.”
The “outdated sources” myth
The “outdated sources” myth is that sources must have been published recently, such as the last 5 to 10 years. There is no timeliness requirement in APA Style.
