be returning to our Response for J&H! We'll look over the feedback I gave you and revise accordingly! Refreshed over J&H we'll try our hand as creating a synthesis of the two!
So what is a synthesis!?!? D:
We synthesis everyday, but writing a synthesis can be difficult. It's more than just combining information. Sure you'll be doing this but purposefully. Let's discuss this before attempting our own synthesis!
You synthesis should:
(1) accurately reports information from the sources using different phrases and sentences;
(2) be organized in such a way that readers can immediately see where the information from the sources overlap;.
(3) It makes sense of the sources and helps the reader understand them in greater depth.
In order to meet these qualifications we need to begin looking for patterns! So lets revisit J&H and H&F, our notes, and our understanding of each to see if we can make connections between the two or find patters between the two.
At the end we'll reflect on the connections we've made and patterns we've found and ask our selves what's missing. We'll end by developing yet another question which our reading and understanding of both J&H and H&F fails to address! :D
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