synthesis oral Flashcards

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Definition of synthesis

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the combination of parts in order to form a new whole

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etymology of synthesis

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from the greek word “synthithenai”

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3
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syn

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together

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4
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tithenai

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to put or place

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5
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synthesis question achieves 2 main purposes

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  • examines your ability to read and understand different sources on the same topic
  • test your ability to use different sources to create one solid argument
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6
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On the AP exam

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provided 6 sources must synthesize 3

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7
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Graphic organizer

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what is the claim of the source

  • what evidence can does the source offer to support my claim
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Steps to synthesis success

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  1. read carefully and critically
  2. Take margin notes for the claim of the source
  3. establish your own position
  4. obtain strong evidence to support your position
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9
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2015 AP prompt

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Honor Code System in schools

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10
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how to structure a claim

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1 sentence with 2 reasons in parallel structure

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Example of claim

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schools should maintain the honor code system because it fosters intergrity and creates fairness

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12
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What did we do in the activity

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your groups claim

3 sources support the claim

one lined summary for each source, and how does it support your claim

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