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Harvard Referencing Template Guide

This document appears to be a template for a student paper. It provides examples of how to format different levels of headings in a paper. It also provides guidance on how to cite sources in-text and format the reference list, including examples of citations for online sources with paragraph numbers and book sources. The template recommends indenting paragraphs, using double spacing, and mentioning the author, year, and page or paragraph number for in-text citations as appropriate.

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Harvard Referencing Template Guide

This document appears to be a template for a student paper. It provides examples of how to format different levels of headings in a paper. It also provides guidance on how to cite sources in-text and format the reference list, including examples of citations for online sources with paragraph numbers and book sources. The template recommends indenting paragraphs, using double spacing, and mentioning the author, year, and page or paragraph number for in-text citations as appropriate.

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Your Last Name 1

TITLE OF THE PAPER

Name of Student

Course

Name of Professor

University

Date
Your Last Name 2

Title of the Paper

Level 1 Centered Headings Example

To use this template, select “File-Save As” and save the template under a new name.

Start typing your paper here. Make sure to indent each paragraph and use double spacing for the

text of the paper. If your essay is long, you can use subheadings.

You should mention the author, the year of publication, and the page number when you

directly quote material. For example, Smith and Jones (2012, p. 38) claim that teachers “suggest

ways of looking at the new material.” If you paraphrase material, you do not have to mention the

page number unless you provide concrete information that you could not have come up with

yourself (statistics, %, numbers, etc.). Put a comma before the year in citations, and place

citations inside the sentence’s closing punctuation (Guenther and Vittori, 2012).

Level 2 Italicized Flush Left Headings Example

For sources published online, use a paragraph number instead of a page number (Seven

steps for effective leadership development, 2012, para. 12). Title the reference page Reference

List. Each source you mention on the reference page must be cited in the body of the text. Each

source you cite in the body of the text must have a reference entry on the reference page. There

are no indentations on the reference page.


Your Last Name 3

Reference List

Seven steps for effective leadership development (2012) Available at:

[Link] (Accessed: 24

November 2018).

Guenther, R. and Vittori, G. (2012) Sustainable healthcare architecture. New York: John Wiley

& Sons.

Smith, V. and Jones, R. (2012) ‘Individual assignments and academic dishonesty: exploring the

conundrum’, The Educational Researcher, 35(1), pp. 37–56.

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