The article shows how to cite correctly. The starting point is the rules. What is citation? What needs to be quoted? Why does a scientist need to quote? What are good academic sources? What are primary sources? What are secondary sources?Primary and secondary sources are explained. Criteria are also given as to what are good primary sources and secondary sources. Sources that are worthy of citation and sources that are unworthy of citation are presented.This is particularly important because scientific articles often cite sources whose origin cannot be proven, and which are therefore unworthy. Comments are also provided on how this topic could be addressed in lessons with students or in further training for teachers. The article can be used for self-study. It is also a resource for students who are interested in the topic of “quoting”.
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