Gather the information required to make an MLA citation. This includes the name of your professor or teacher, the title of the paper, the publication it appeared in (if applicable), the date of the publication or when the paper was handed out to the class, and the page numbers of the paper in the publication (if applicable).
Format the information by inputting it into your works cited page in the following way: teacher's name, title of paper, school, city, state, date.
Cite a teacher's paper in a publication by inputting the information into your works cited page in the following format: Author. "Title of Article." Title of Journal Volume number (Year): Page(s).
Place in-text citations in the body of your paper any time you make a reference to the teacher's paper. Place the teacher's name and the page number of your reference in parentheses at the end of the sentence, after the quote or reference.
Gather the information required to make an APA citation. This includes the name of your professor or teacher, the title of the paper, the publication it appeared in (if applicable), the date of the publication or when the paper was handed out to the class, and the page numbers of the paper in the publication (if applicable).
Format an unpublished paper by inputting the information into the reference list page in the following format: name of teacher, date of handout, title of paper, school.
Format a published paper by inputting the information into the reference list page in the following format: teacher's name, "title of paper." Name of publication and volume: page numbers.
Cite any references to your teacher's paper in the body of your paper by including the teacher's name and year of publication in parentheses any time a reference is made to the source.