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Early Childhood: Cite Your Sources

Resources in educational theory and theorists and child growth and development.

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APA Citations Tipsheet-7th ed.
Our most current edition of the APA formats your professors want you to use.
MLA Citation Style Tipsheet 8th ed.
Many of the faculty in the Humanities prefer you use MLA formatting. Be sure to ask your professor.

Model APA Papers
Notes in the margins of these sample papers give advice about formatting and documenting in APA styles.
Model MLA Paper
Notes in the margins of these sample papers give advice about formatting and documenting in MLA styles.
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Printed Citation Guides for MLA Style

These guides are available in the reference section of the Library at the Citation Style Center.

MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers - 8th Ed.
ISBN: 9781603292627
The official guide for all things MLA.
A Writer's Reference - 6th Ed.
Guidance on writing MLA & APA style papers as well as general writing tips and techniques.