Unseen Text Analysis and Synthesis · Summer Term

Synthesis and Evaluation

Bringing together evidence from multiple sources to form a coherent and critical judgment.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we synthesize points of comparison without losing the nuance of individual texts?
  2. 2What makes an evaluative statement 'perceptive' rather than just 'clear'?
  3. 3How do we prioritize the most significant methods used by a writer in a timed response?

National Curriculum Attainment Targets

GCSE: English - Synthesis and EvaluationGCSE: English - Critical Reading
Year: Year 11
Subject: English
Unit: Unseen Text Analysis and Synthesis
Period: Summer Term

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