[CASL-L] MLA vs APA (high school)

[Hsiang, Sara]

MLA has been standard here but I've been moving my Science and Health
classes to APA with AOK from the teachers. With Databases and Noodletools,
it's the click of a few buttons, at least for References at the end. I show
them both MLA and APA citations, side by side and have them detect the
differences. Brief discussion on why date is more significant for sciences,
etc. Should reduce some shock when they get to college, where professors
will be asking for all sorts of citations.

On Tue, Nov 26, 2019 at 8:02 AM Tietjen, Katie <ktietjen at easthamptonct.org>
wrote:

> Hi! A question came up at my school about using APA and MLA. I'm curious
> to know which classes at other high schools use which format. Do you have
> consistent guidelines at your school, or do individual teachers choose?
> Thanks in advance!
> -Katie
>
> Katie Tietjen
>
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