Synthesizing Information from Multiple Sources
Learning to combine information from multiple sources into a coherent original text, avoiding plagiarism.
Key Questions
- How do we reconcile conflicting data from two different sources?
- What are the best practices for paraphrasing without losing the original meaning?
- Analyze how citing sources enhances the authority and credibility of an expository essay.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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