IEEE EDITORIAL STYLE MATERIAL

• In this style,there is no need to nacitation.Instead,the

references are numbered according to the order in which me
i
the author,page number,or date of pubication in the in-text thy
were cited in the text.The reference number which appear in
the text have to be enclosed in brackets.

• When a referene which was cited earlier is used again in the

later parts of the text.The same reference number will be used.
EXAMPLE:

1. (Paragraph Sipacio claimed that IEEE style is

2) complex (1)
2. (Paragraph There are reasons why it has been
5) claimed that using on IEEE formatting
style is complex (1).
• The reference number has to correspond to the full
bibliographic details of the text in the reference list of
your paper.
In-text:

Sipacio claimed that IEEE style is complex (1)

Reference
B, Sipacio, Citation for Engineering, Chicago, Skyward
(1)
Publishing, 2010
 AMA MANUAL OF STYLE 10th
EDITION

• As with the IEEE editorial style,there is no need to add

the author,date,or year of publiction in the in-text
citation.Instead each reference is assigned a number
according to that order in which was cited in the
text,The number reference is placed in superscript after
the period in the sentence.
AMA style is required for Health Science
1
major
The reference has to correspond to the full bibliographic details
of the text in the reference list of your paper.

In-text:

1
AMA style is required for Health Science major

Reference

1. Cruz Y. Citation Guide for the Natural Sciences, Chicago;

Medical Publishing, 2013
When two articles of different
authors are cited, use a comma to
separate the reference numbers.
When you use a direct quote that is
less than four lines, enclose it with
a quotation marks. Add the
reference number after the closing complex.”
quotation mark.
When you use four-line or more
direct quote, you should use a block
quotation that is intended and
singe-spaced. Add the reference
number at the end of the quote,
after the period.
AMA style is required for Health Science student
1,2
majors.
“Beginners found AMA style guide too 1
1,2
(1) low to moderate economic growth for th past
40 years; (2) low growth elasticity of poverty
reduction; (3) weakness in employment 3
generation and the quality of jobs generated; (4)
failure to fully develop the agricultural sector.
 • Place the reference list on a new page

EDITION
APA 6th seperate from the text of your writing: label
this page"References"and align it at the
center at the top of the page. Do not use
bold face, underline or quotation marks for
the title.

• Apply hanging indentation.This simply

means the lines following the first line in an
entry should be intended from the left
margin.
• Follow this sequence in writing
the names of the author’s last
name, first name initial, middle
initial.

• Arrange the references in

alphabetical order based on the
last names of the authors.

• Do not cut or add to the titles.

• Capitalize only the first letter of the first word of
a title, the letter of the first word of its subtitle
after a colon,and proper nouns.

• Italize the title.When the article title used, italize

only the journal title. For online sources, make
sure to remove the hyperlink of the url.

• For print sources, make sure to removethe

hyperlink of the entry. Put "n.d“ (no date) for
sources with no date.
 SOURCES
Articles from an online journal
• If the article has been assigned with a
digital object identifier (doi) then you
should indicate it. Otherwise, use the
URL of the article preceded by a signal
phrase “Retrieved from”, Include
volume number, issue number enclosed
in paranthesis (if available) and page
number/s.
Book Sections
• Include page number/s and place it/them collection trends and best practices in the
at the end of the entry.
EXAMPLES 1,2
Barrot J.S (2013), A macro perspective on
key issues in English as a second
language(ESL) pedagogy in postmethod
era. Confronting challenges through
sociocognitive-transformative approach.
The Asia Pacific Education Researcher. 1
Doi: 10, 1007/s40299-013-0119-4.
Guthrie, K.,1,2
& McCraken H, (2010).
Reflective pedagogy; Making meaning in
experiential based online courses. Journal
of Educators Online, 7 (2), 1-21, Retrieved
from
http://www.thejeo.com/Archives/Volume7 3
Number2/GuthriePaper.pdf.
Antonio, L. C. (2010). Study on recyclables
Philippines. In M Kojima, (Ed.), 3R
Policies for Southeast and East Asi.a ER1A
 1,2
Books
Friedman, T. L. (2009). Hot flat and
Single author crowded. Why we need a green revolution-
and how it can renew America. NY: Picador.

Two authors Dryzek, J. S.. & Dunleavy, P. (2009). 1

Theories of the
democratic state. NH: Polgrave Macmillan.
Multiple author (with seven authors)
• Format of book with two or multiple
authors applies to all sources. 1,2
Plata. S. M., et at (2006). Research, process
and Product workbook. Laguna: Trailblazers
Publication

Conference Proceedings Sipacio. P.J. (2013). Perceived effectiveness 3

of zero-plastic waste initiatives in Philippine
cities: A policy review with
recommendations for innovation and
sustainability. Proceedings from the 2nd
Hong Kong International. Conference on
Education, Psychology and Society, Hong
Kong.
 1,2
Journal Articles
Italicize the journal title. Include volume
number, issue number enclosed In
parentheses (if available) and page
number/s. Magna, C.(2010). The role of
metocognitive skills. In 1
Single author developing critical thinking. Metacognition
Learning,
5,137-156.
Two authors
1,2De leon, K. (2011). Accuracy
Barrot, J. &
order of the grammatical morpheme in the
oral production of preschool pupils,
Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics,
Multiple author 3 (2), 6-76.
3
Barrios, A., Bolanos., E., Cequena, M.,
Barrot, J., & Gobinete, K. (2013).
Investigating the relationship between
college students, self-perception and actual
performance in reading and In writing.
Philippine ESL Journal1. 11, 23.
.
Personal Communication
Personal Communication or Interview
should not appear in the reference list.
However,you should cite this in-text using
th sample format on the right
Same author in the same year
Thesis and Dissertation
S. Tabiola (personal communication,
November 30, 2014)
1,2
S. Tabiola, personal communication,
November 30, 2014)
Barrot, J.S. (2013a). A macro perspective on
key issues In English as a second language
(ESL) pedagogy in 1
the postrnethod era: Confronting challenges
through soclocognitive.tronsformatIve
approach. The Asia-
Pacific Education Researcher. Doi:
10.1007/s40299¬013-0119-04.
Barrot, J. S. (2013b). Revisiting the role of
linguistic complexity In ESL reading
comprehension. 3L: The Southeast Asian
Journal of English Language 3
Studies, Retrieved from
http://core.kmi,open.ac.uk/
downlood/pdf/11494968.pdf
Tiu G (2013). Toward an
Internationalization model for De La Salle
University (DLSU): An assessment of
 MLA
HANDBOOK
6TH
EDITION
• Place the reference list on a new page separate from the
content of your text; label your list "Works cited"and
align it on the center at the top of the page. Do not use
bold face,underline,or quotation marks for the title

• Just like in APA format,the lines following the first

libein an entry should be indented from the left margin.

• All entrie should be doubled-spaced,just like the rest of

the paper.
• List the entries in alphabetical aorder by the
author's last name(or, for entire edited
collection,editor's name.)

• Follow the Last Name, First Name format when

listing author names. If the middle initial is
available, place it after the first name.

• Do not cut or add to the titles.

• Italicize the titles and capitalize the first letter of
each major word in the title.
• For web sources, you opt not to inlude the URL
of your source. However if you will include one,
enclose it in brackets and end it in a period.

• Place a period at the end of all entries.

• For articles and book sections, provide the page

numbrs of sources. Use a hyphen to indicate the
For articles and book sections, provide the page numbers of sources. Use
a hyphen to indicate the range of pages.
SOURCES
Articles from on online journal
• Author(s). "Title of Article." Title of
Journal Volume. Issue Year); pages,
Medium of publication. Date accessed.
• Put "n, pag." To indicate no page.
Otherwise, include the page range.
Indicate "Web" for online access and
the date of access.
A work in a Anthology, Reference, or
Collection
1,2
EXAMPLES
Barra, Jessie. "A Macro Perspective on Key
Issues In English as a Second Language
(ESL) Pedagogy in the Postmethod Era:
Confronting Challenges Through
Sociocognitive-transformative Approach,"
The Asla-Pacific Education Researcher
(2013): n, pag, Web. 8 November 2014.
Guthrie, Kathy and McCraken, Holly.
"Reflective Pedagogy: Making Meaning in
Experiential-Based Online Courses."
Journal of Educators Online (2010): 1-21.
Web. 8 November 2014.
Kojima, Michi, "The Role of Literature
in Societal Progress", Society and
History. Ed. Michael Dunham. Jakarta:
Two flower Publications,2010. 49-74.
Books
• Last name, Fast name, Title of the book,
City of Publication: Publisher, Year of
Publication. Medium of Publication.
Single author
Two authors
Multiple author (with seven authors)
• Format of book with two or multiple
authors applies to all sources.
Presentation from a Publish
Conference Proceedings
• Last name, First name. 'Conference Paper
Title“ Conference Title that Includes
Conference Date and Location. Ed.
Conference Editor(s). City of Publication:
Publisher, Date of Publication. Print.
Friedman, Thomas. Hot, Flat and 1,2
Crowded: Why We Need a Green
Revolution- and How It Can Renew
America. NY: Picador.2009.Print.
Dryzek, John and Dunleavy, Patrick.
Theories of the
Democratic State, NH; Polgrave
Macmillan. 2009 Print.
Plata. Sterling, et al. Research, Process
and Product Workbook. Laguna;
Trailblazers Publication. 2006. Print.
Levitt, Ramsay."A Comparative
Structural Analysis of Political Ads from
the 50s and the 90s, 25." International
Conference on Advertising, July 8, 2013,
Puerto Princesa, Ed. Vilma Esguerra,
Manila: Kalatas Publishing Inc.,2015.
Print.
Internet Sources
• Editor, author, or compiler name (if OWL Purdue University Online Writing
available). Name of Site. Version number. Lab. APA style. Web. 8 Novernber 2014.
Name of institution/organization affiliated 1,2
with the site (sponsor or publisher), date
of resource creation (if available).
Medium of pubtication. Date of access.

Journal Articles
• Author(s). "Title of Article. Title of
Journal Volume.Issue (Year): pages. Magno. Carlo. "The Role of
Medium of publication. Metacognitive Skills In Developing
Critical Thinking." Metacognition
Single author Learning. 5 (2010): 137-156. Print.

Barrot, Jessie and De Leon, Kristine.

"Accuracy Order of the Grammatical
Two authors Morphemes In the Oral Production of
Preschool Pupils." Indonesian Journal of
Applied Linguistics. 3. 2 (2011): 63-76.
Multiple Author Print.

Barrios, Aireen, et al. :Investigating the

relationship between cotlege
students'self-perception and actual
performance in reading and in writing."
Personal Communication
• Personal Communication which includes
interview or email should not appear in
the reference list. However, you should
cite this in-text.
More than one work by an author
Thesis and Dissertation
Cite as you would a book, but include
weather it is a Dissertation, MS/MA thesis
and others after the title.
In a personal interview dated
Novernber 8, 2014. S. Tabiola stated
that/S Tabiola (phone interview,
November 8. 2014) argued that... 1,2
Barrot, Jessie. "A Macro Perspective on
Key Issues In English as a Second
Language (ESL) Pedagogy in the
Postmethod Era: Confronting Challenges
through Sociocognitive-Transformative
Approach." The Asia-Pacific Education
Researcher (2013): n. pag. Web. 8
November 2014.
---. "Revisiting the role of linguistic
complexity in ESL reading
comprehension." 3L: The Southeast
As:an Journal of English Language
Studies (2013): n. pag. VVeb. 8
November 2014.
Tiu, Glendora. Toward an
internationalization model for De La
Salle University (DLSU): An Assessment
of current approahes in two Asian
IEEE Editorial
Style Manual,
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• Place the reference list on a new page separate
from the text of your writing: label this
"References.' centered at the top of the page. Do
not use bold face, underline, or quotation marks
for the title.

• All entries should he single-spaced.

• The entries are listed according to the order in

which they were cited in the text. Therefore, the
reference numbers in the in-text citation must
• Do not cut or add to the titles.
• For articles, enclose the titles with quotation
marks.
• Use capitalization in all major words in the titles.
• Include URL if the article has not been assigned
with a D01.
• Place a period at the end of all entries.
• Provide page numbers of sources. Use a hyphen
in span of pages.
 SOURCES
Articles from an online journal
• [x] Author, "Name of paper: Abbrev Title
of Periodical, voL x, no. x, pp. xxx-xxx,
Abbrev, Monti,ear. [Online) Available:
site/pathIfile. Accessed on: Mont, Day.
Year.
Book Sections
[x] Author, "Title of chapter In the book,” in
Title of His
EXAMPLES
1,2
[1] J. Barrot, "A macro perspective on
key issues in English as a second
language (ESL) pedagogy in the
postmethod era: confronting challenges
through sociocognitive-transformative
approach." The Asia-Pacific Education
Researcher Doi; 10.1007,40299- 013-
0119-4. 2013. Accessed on: Oct. 27,
2015.
[2] K. Guthrie and H. McCraken.
"Reflective pedagogy: making meaning
in experiential based online courses,"
Journal of Educators Online. Vol. 7, no.
2, pp.1-21. [Online] Available:
http://www.thejeo.
com/Archives/Volume7Number2/Guthrie
Paper.pdf, Accessed on: Oct. 27, 2015.
[3] L. Antonio, "Study on recyclables
collection trends and best practices in the
philippines" In 3R Poticies for Southeast
 AMA • Place the reference list on a new page
MANUAL OF separate from the text of your writing;
STYLE 10TH label this "References"centered at the
EDITION top of the page. Do not use bold face,
underline, or quotation marks for the
title.
• List your references based on
numerical order reflecting the order of
your in-text citation, not in
alphabetical order.
• The reference number in the in-text
• Do not apply hanging indention.
• All entries should be single-spaced, left justified
(flush left).
• Do not cut or add to the titles.
• For book titles, capitalize all the first letters of the
major words.
• Place a period a the end of all entries
• Provide page numbers of sources. Use a hypen to
denote the range of pages
 SOURCES
Online Journal articles
(with doi)
x. Lastname FN. Title of the
article.Abbreviated Journal Title. Year;
Volume (Issue) Inclusive page numbers,
doi:xx.xxxx.
(without doi)
x. Lastname FN. Title of article. Name of
Journal. Year;vol(Issue):pages. URL.
Published date. Updated date. Accessed date
Book Sections
x. Lastname FN. Title of the chapter. In:
Editor's name(s), ed(s). Book Title. Edition
number [2nd edition and above]. City, State
(or Country) of publisher: Publisher's
name,copyright year: Chapter or page
EXAMPLES
1,2
1. VVhite J. A qualitative study on
anemia. Med Quart. 2013(2);19-29.
doi:12.1235
2. Guthrie K. Robb J. Analysis of prion
cases in West India. Online Med Journ.
2010: 7(3)1-21. WWW.
ontinemedicaljournoLorg/analysis_prion
_cases_ GutrhieRobb.pdf. August 5,
2010. Accessed March 14. 2015.
3. Antonio W. Study on Trends and
Medical Practices In the Philippines. In
M. Stewart, ed. Medical Practices
Around the World. California: Morpheus
Publishing Inc:. 2010: 40-70.