Overusing Quotes
Research shows that students who use quotes too much—more than 30% of their writing—often struggle to create their own ideas. This can lead to lower grades.
Not Providing Context
About 45% of students forget to give background information about the quotes they use. When quotes lack context, they can seem random and hard to understand.
Not Blending Quotes Well
Studies show that 60% of students don’t connect quotes smoothly to their writing. This can break the flow of their argument and make it harder for the reader to follow.
Skipping Analysis
Data suggests that 50% of students include quotes without explaining them. This makes it harder to see their value as proof for their arguments.
By avoiding these common mistakes, students can make their assignments much better!
Overusing Quotes
Research shows that students who use quotes too much—more than 30% of their writing—often struggle to create their own ideas. This can lead to lower grades.
Not Providing Context
About 45% of students forget to give background information about the quotes they use. When quotes lack context, they can seem random and hard to understand.
Not Blending Quotes Well
Studies show that 60% of students don’t connect quotes smoothly to their writing. This can break the flow of their argument and make it harder for the reader to follow.
Skipping Analysis
Data suggests that 50% of students include quotes without explaining them. This makes it harder to see their value as proof for their arguments.
By avoiding these common mistakes, students can make their assignments much better!