In text citation analysis of Iida ´s (2010) article

    In the article “Developing voices by composing haiku: A social-expressivist approach for teaching haiku writing in EFL contexts”  Iida (2010) attributes all the citations to the appropriate sources.

     The author uses a variety of in-text citations which are properly acknowledged in the reference list. He uses direct quotes such as: “the production of writer´ s voice reflecting cultural contexts” (para 6).

     He overuses the same paraphrasing quotes,  According to Ivanovic (1998, 97); According to Gradin (1995, 110). On the other hand, the use of parenthetical quotation  is evident in the following examples: (Fishman and McCarthy 1992; Newkirk 1997; Gradin 1995; Bishop 1999) where multiple authors are cited.(para 4).

     In conclusion, Iida (2010) uses a well-balanced set of in-text citation in accordance with APA rules throughout the text and avoids plagiarism by citing all the sources in the reference list. 

References

Iida, A. (2010). Developing voice by composing haiku: A social expressivist approach for teaching haiku writing in EFL contexts. English Teacher Forum. 1.