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    The document discusses the process of synthesis, which involves drawing information from multiple sources and integrating them into a cohesive whole. There are two types of synthesis - explanatory synthesis, which objectively presents facts to help understanding, and argument synthesis, which presents a point of view supported by relevant facts. The document outlines the procedures for writing a synthesis, including selecting sources, formulating a thesis, developing an outline, and revising according to synthesis techniques like summarizing, providing examples, stating reasons, and comparing/contrasting information.

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    The document discusses the process of synthesis, which involves drawing information from multiple sources and integrating them into a cohesive whole. There are two types of synthesis - explanatory synthesis, which objectively presents facts to help understanding, and argument synthesis, which presents a point of view supported by relevant facts. The document outlines the procedures for writing a synthesis, including selecting sources, formulating a thesis, developing an outline, and revising according to synthesis techniques like summarizing, providing examples, stating reasons, and comparing/contrasting information.

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    The document discusses the process of synthesis, which involves drawing information from multiple sources and integrating them into a cohesive whole. There are two types of synthesis - explanatory synthesis, which objectively presents facts to help understanding, and argument synthesis, which presents a point of view supported by relevant facts. The document outlines the procedures for writing a synthesis, including selecting sources, formulating a thesis, developing an outline, and revising according to synthesis techniques like summarizing, providing examples, stating reasons, and comparing/contrasting information.

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    SYNTHESIZE

    OBJECTIVE:

    CS_RS11-IIIf-j-3
    synthesizes information from
    relevant literature
    A synthesis is a discussion
    that:
    • draws on one or more
    sources
    • infers relationship heavily on
    comparison
    SYNTHESIS PRACTICE:

    •Think of the best person you can


    imagine and the worst person you
    can imagine. Do not mention their
    name. Afterwards, make a synthesis of
    their characteristics to mention the
    ideal person in your mind.
    SYNTHESIS

    •Synthesis refers to the bringing of


    materials from different sources
    together as an integrated whole.
    THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF
    SYNTHESIS:
    1. Explanatory synthesis- helps the readers
    understand the topic. The primary aim is to
    present the facts in an objective manner.
    Details may come from descriptions, events.
    2. Argument synthesis- presents your own
    point of view with support of relevant facts
    drawn from services and presented in a
    logical manner.
    PROCEDURES IN WRITING THE
    SYNTHESIS:
    1. Consider the purpose in writing
    2. Select and read carefully your sources,
    according to your purpose.
    3. Formulate a thesis. It is the main ideas that
    you want to present in your synthesis.
    4. Decide how you will use your source
    materials and take down notes.
    5. Develop an organizational plan
    according to your thesis.
    6. Write the first draft of your
    synthesis.
    7. Revise accordingly.
    TECHNIQUES FOR WRITING THE
    SYNTHESIS:
    1. Summary- write it for the relevant information
    gathered.
    2. Example or Illustration- an illuminating example or
    illustration (which credits your sources too)
    3. Two (or more) Reasons- give the thesis and state
    why it is true, supported by evidence.
    4. Comparison and contrast- similarities and
    differences between information
    PRACTICE
    WHICH OF THE FF. USES SYNTHESIS IN ITS
    PATTERN OF CITATION?

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