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    Pr2 - 7 Synthesis

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    The document discusses various techniques for writing a synthesis, including extraction of important information, finding similarities and differences between sources, and considering the purpose of the writing. It outlines objectives like presenting information through explanations, descriptions, arguments, and comparisons. Key steps include selecting relevant sources, formulating a thesis statement, taking notes, developing an organizational plan, and revising drafts. Common techniques involve summarizing the most important parts, providing examples or illustrations, presenting reasons to prove facts, and comparing and contrasting sources.

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    Pr2 - 7 Synthesis

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    The document discusses various techniques for writing a synthesis, including extraction of important information, finding similarities and differences between sources, and considering the purpose of the writing. It outlines objectives like presenting information through explanations, descriptions, arguments, and comparisons. Key steps include selecting relevant sources, formulating a thesis statement, taking notes, developing an organizational plan, and revising drafts. Common techniques involve summarizing the most important parts, providing examples or illustrations, presenting reasons to prove facts, and comparing and contrasting sources.

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    The document discusses various techniques for writing a synthesis, including extraction of important information, finding similarities and differences between sources, and considering the purpose of the writing. It outlines objectives like presenting information through explanations, descriptions, arguments, and comparisons. Key steps include selecting relevant sources, formulating a thesis statement, taking notes, developing an organizational plan, and revising drafts. Common techniques involve summarizing the most important parts, providing examples or illustrations, presenting reasons to prove facts, and comparing and contrasting sources.

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    Pr2 - 7 Synthesis

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    The document discusses various techniques for writing a synthesis, including extraction of important information, finding similarities and differences between sources, and considering the purpose of the writing. It outlines objectives like presenting information through explanations, descriptions, arguments, and comparisons. Key steps include selecting relevant sources, formulating a thesis statement, taking notes, developing an organizational plan, and revising drafts. Common techniques involve summarizing the most important parts, providing examples or illustrations, presenting reasons to prove facts, and comparing and contrasting sources.

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    SYNTHESIZING

    INFORMATION
    FROM RELEVANT LITERATURE
    RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
    DRILL
    SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN
    GET FROM DIFFERENT
    IIATMRNNF SOURCES WHICH YOU CAN
    OO USE IN YOUR RESEARCH
    STUDY.

    INFORMATIO
    N
    REMOVAL OR TAKING
    TRXCTEA OUT OF A SHORT
    PASSAGE FROM A TEXT.

    EXTRACT
    STATE OF HAVING A
    OCRAPNITE GREAT NECESSITY OR
    M SIGNIFICANCE.

    IMPORTANC
    E
    PROVIDING
    AXNILOPEN INFORMATION TO HELP
    AT OTHERS UNDERSTAND A
    CONCEPT.

    EXPLANATI
    ON
    PROVIDING SET OF
    REASONS TO
    GNMRATEU
    PERSUADE THE OTHER
    PARTY.

    ARGUMENT
    THE WAY OF RESTATING
    OR PARAPHRASING A
    YMURASM
    TEXT IN A SHORTER
    MANNER.

    SUMMARY
    A PICTURE OR DIAGRAM
    NTLOUAITR THAT IS USED TO
    LIS CLARIFY A COMPLEX
    CONCEPT.

    ILLUSTRATI
    ON
    A CAUSE,
    SAOERN JUSTIFICATION, OR
    EXPLANATION

    REASON
    TO SHOW
    NPMORACOIS SIMILARITIES OF TWO
    THINGS.

    COMPARISO
    N
    TO SHOW DIFFERENCE
    CORASTNT BETWEEN TWO
    THINGS..

    CONTRAST
    SYNTHESIZING
    INFORMATION
    FROM RELEVANT LITERATURE
    OBJECTIVES

    DESCRIPTION
    Selects relevant literature

    TWO TYPES OF Formulate review of related


    SYNTHESIS
    literature for their respective
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS
    research studies
    TECHNIQUES IN
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    OBJECTIVES
    SYNTHESIS
    • Extraction of important information and
    DESCRIPTI
    ON discussion from relevant literatures.
    TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS • Finding similarities and differences of
    different sources.
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS • Instilling the importance of those
    TECHNIQUES IN
    information to your research study.
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    OBJECTIVES
    EXPLANATORY
    DESCRIPTION
    • Presenting information through explanations
    and descriptions in an objective manner.
    TWO TYPES OF ⚬ Learning how to start a business involves conducting
    SYNTHESIS
    in-depth market research on the field and the
    WAYS OF WRITING demographics of the potential clientele is an important
    SYSNTHESIS
    part of crafting a business plan.
    TECHNIQUES IN
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    OBJECTIVES
    ARGUMENT
    DESCRIPTION • Presenting a point of view that is logical
    and debatable.
    TWO TYPES OF
    ⚬ Starting a business can be hard work, but breaking
    SYNTHESIS
    down the process of launching a new company will
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS
    make it easier. Rather than spinning wheels and
    guessing where to start, one can follow the tried and
    TECHNIQUES IN
    WRITING true methods of entrepreneurs who’ve done it
    SYNTHESIS successfully.
    OBJECTIVES 1. Consider the purpose in writing.
    2. Select and read the sources carefully.
    DESCRIPTION
    3. Formulate a thesis statement.
    TWO TYPES OF 4. Decide how to use your sources and take
    SYNTHESIS
    down notes.
    WAYS OF 5. Develop organizational plan according to the
    WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS thesis statement.
    TECHNIQUES IN
    WRITING 6. Write a draft of your synthesis.
    SYNTHESIS
    7. Revise your synthesis.
    OBJECTIVES
    1. SUMMARY
    DESCRIPTION
    ⚬ Writing the most relevant information and
    sources gathered only.
    TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS
    ￭ Read your source several times
    ￭ Take organized notes
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS ￭ Identify relevant parts
    TECHNIQUES IN
    ￭ Construct your outline.
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    OBJECTIVES
    2. EXAMPLE OR ILLUSTRATION
    DESCRIPTION ⚬ Listing down examples or illustration
    according to specific information.
    TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS ￭ Businesses
    • Clothing
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS • Food
    TECHNIQUES IN • Online
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    OBJECTIVES
    3. REASONS
    ⚬ Presenting the thesis statement and
    DESCRIPTION
    supporting details to prove that the
    TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS
    information is factual.
    ￭ Establishing a business takes a lot of job
    WAYS OF WRITING because you have to conduct an in-depth
    SYSNTHESIS
    market research, study the demographics
    TECHNIQUES IN
    of potential clients, and craft a business
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS plan.
    OBJECTIVES 4. COMPARISSON AND CONTRAST
    ⚬ Presenting similarities and differences of
    DESCRIPTION
    the different data and sources.
    ￭ Find two or more sources about your topic.
    TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS ￭ Create a Venn Diagram
    ￭ List down the similarities and differences of
    WAYS OF WRITING
    SYSNTHESIS the data from the sources you found.

    TECHNIQUES IN
    WRITING
    SYNTHESIS
    DRILL 2
    Synthesis is the EXTRACTION OF
    IMPORTANT INFORMATION that
    you can use on your research paper.

    YES
    When writing a synthesis, you
    should find the similarities of your
    sources ONLY.

    NO
    When writing an explanatory
    synthesis, you should describe the
    topic in a SUBJECTIVE manner.

    NO
    Argument synthesis is all about the
    point of view that is LOGICAL
    AND DEBATABLE.

    YES
    The FIRST thing to do when
    writing a synthesis is to consider
    the purpose of your study.

    YES
    Summary is writing down the
    LEAST relevant information
    gathered from the sources only.

    NO
    Example and illustration may NOT
    help in explaining the concept of
    your study.

    NO
    REASONS are written to prove
    that your point is factual through
    thesis statement.

    YES
    Venn diagram is helpful in listing
    down the differences and
    similarities of your sources.

    YES
    Comparison means that you have
    to present the DIFFERENT data
    found in different sources

    NO

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