SYNTHESIS

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Literature synthesis:

Show readers who are familiar with the field and offer their own opinions

Improvised thesis by thesis:

The phases of this paragraph are more visible as it is linked to the thesis and affirmed that information is essential

Background synthesis:

Require you to gather background information on a topic and organize it by topic rather than by origin

Synthesis in everyday life:

Daily information is synthesized so that there is a connection to the things you learn

Synthesis writing:

You may be asked to synthesize your own ideas, theory, or research in the texts that have been assigned

Argument synthesis:

Your own point of view is presented by supporting relevant facts by supporting relevant facts drawn from sources and presenting it in a logical way

Explanatory Synthesis:

Helps to understand by explaining in a clear and orderly manner, presenting the facts in a reasonable and objective way

It's a written discussion that's based on one or more sources Flexibility

you should be able to summarize the sources Summaries for making value judgments draw conclusions