Academic Writing·6 min read·

How to Paraphrase: Techniques to Avoid Plagiarism

Master the art of paraphrasing with practical techniques. Learn when to paraphrase vs quote and how to cite paraphrased content correctly.

Daniel Jyoji Nichiata
Daniel Jyoji NichiataFounder & Lead Developer

Daniel is the founder of CiteMe and has been helping students with academic citations since 2023. He specializes in building tools that simplify the research process.

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Plagiarism Detection in Academic Papers

Studies show that improper paraphrasing is one of the leading causes of unintentional plagiarism among students.

38% - Changed few words only
Improper paraphrasing
27% - No attribution for ideas
Missing citations
20% - Copying from multiple sources
Patchwork plagiarism
15% - Reusing own work without citation
Self-plagiarism
Source: Turnitin Global Academic Integrity Report 2023Visualization by CiteMe

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