A Guide To Write A Synthesis Essay
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A Guide To Write A Synthesis Essay
- 1. A Guide To Write A Synthesis Essay
- 2. Table of contents Synthesis Essay 01 Dos & Don’ts Explanatory vs. Argumentative Essay 02 Tips for Writing Synthesis Essay Structure of Synthesis Essay 03 How to Write a Synthesis Essay? 04 04 04 05 06
- 3. Synthesis Essay A synthesis essay is a type of essay which collects information from different sources to generate a new idea, question or thesis.
- 4. —Explanatory vs. Argumentative Essay Explanatory: Its purpose is to gather information or data from different sources to prove one particular point of view. Argumentative: This type of essay simply argues a specific point and makes the reader choose a side.
- 7. Do´s Understand the requirements of essay topic Create an outline of the essay Draft a thesis Format your essay Dos & Don’t’s Don’ts Make your body paragraphs a collection of summaries Bombard your audience with facts and dates State your point of view directly 01 02
- 8. • Write a thesis first • Get familiarized with your sources • Don't use keyword that even you don’t understand • Don't simply quote the author’s words
- 9. Thank You!
Editor's Notes
- A synthesis essay is not frequently assigned by the academia. But one should not undervalue its importance as it plays a vital role in the development of your critical and analytical thinking skills. This guide will help you to write a great synthesis essay
- A synthesis essay is a type of essay which collects information from different sources to generate a new idea, question or thesis. The writer of a synthesis essay discusses different ideas, and collects data from a variety of sources to either explain a new topic or idea or argue about something original.
- There are two main types of synthesis essay Explanatory: Its purpose is to gather information or data from different sources to prove a particular point of view. This type of essay only focuses on stating the similarities and differences between ideas but they are not biased or don’t make the reader take any sides. Argumentative: It is the most accurate type of synthesis essay. This type of essay simply argues a specific point and makes the reader choose a side. The writer takes a clear stance on a topic and presents evidence to support it.
- It usually consists of: Introduction: The writer addresses the main idea and concept behind the essay topic. Body: In the body, you synthesize your sources in a way that they support your argument. It usually consists of 2 to 3 paragraphs. Conclusion: It emphasizes all the points you have made throughout your essay and proves your point of view. Bibliography: This is the list of all in-text citations. It usually takes 1 to 2 pages at the end of your essay.
- A good synthesis essay walks the reader through different ideas. Here are some tips to write a good synthesis essay; First, choose a topic that you are curious about and want to explore. Do some research about the topic on the internet and in library to collect data. Make an outline of your essay that either explains or argues about one specific topic. Write a brief introduction of your essay including the necessary background information. Include body paragraphs in your essay. Explain your point of view. Write a strong conclusion. Must proofread your essay before submitting it.
- Do’s: Read and understand the requirements of essay topic thoroughly. Create an outline of the essay. Draft a thesis. Format your essay. Don’ts: Make your body paragraphs a collection of summaries. Bombard your audience with facts and dates. State your point of view directly. Gradually develop it like a story.
- Write a thesis first. Get familiarized with your sources beforehand. Don't use keyword that you, yourself don’t understand. Don't simply quote the author’s words. Interpret the point of view in your own words.
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