Helpful Databases
Gale Virtual Reference Library
This is one of the best resources for many of your topics. Using Advanced Search, you can put your topic on the first line and the word child* on second line.
MLA Citation can be found by clicking on the citation tools link located above the article.
EBSCO MAS Ultra
MLA Citation can be found by clicking on the cite link located on the right hand side of the article.
EBSCO Health Source Consumer Edition
MLA Citation can be found by clicking on the cite link located on the right hand side of the article.
Teen Health & Wellness
MLA Citation can be found by clicking on the cite this article link located on the left hand side of the article.
If you want to include images, use the following database
Britannica ImageQuest. Copy and paste the picture to your brochure. Dont' forget to cite it!
To find the MLA Citation, click on the picture and then click on the cite link located below the picture.
Tips on Researching Databases:
If you don't find the information you need in one database, try another database.
e-Books
Below are links to many e-Books that will assist you in your research.
MLA Citations can be found by clicking on the citation information link located on the left hand side of the book.
In-Text Citation
Everything you use in your brochure that came from your research MUST be cited in the text AND in your works cited page. For additional information, see In-Text Citation link below to see how you cite the information in the text.
How to cite electronic resources:
(Author's Last Name, par. number) - Example: (Smith, par. 6).
("1st Important Word of Article Title," par. number) - Example: ("Health," par. 5).
Images must also include in-text citation information.
Include the copyright symbol followed by the creator of the picture followed by the copyright date. This information goes directly beneath the picture, photo, graph, etc....
Example:
© Creator's Name, 2007
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