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Basic Assignment: Using material from your analysis essay, write a 750 word (or so) synthesis essay of Amy Goldwasser’s “What’s the Matter with Kid’s Today?” (pg. 177). Use the MLA style to cite to all the sources you use to write this essay.
Step 1: Re-read the relevant portions of Chapter 11 and use the sample essay written by Melissa Mae to help you learn how to format, structure, and write a synthesis essay.
Step 2: Review your analysis essay closely and see what you can use from that essay to help you write your synthesis essay.
Step 3: Go the online Library Media Center (LMC) and use EBSCO Host to find this article: “Internet-Savvy Students and Their Schools,” by Nancy Everhart and Joyce Kasman Valenza. You will find this document in the “Academic Search Complete” database. You must use this article as part of your synthesis.
Step 4: Locate another scholarly article using your textbook and the advice given on the LMC website.
Step 5: Outline your essay. Create a tentative thesis (using the advice given in our textbook). Create topic sentences that transition smoothly between the points you wish to argue.
Step 6: Write a rough draft off your outline. Do no worry if in the writing you deviate from your outline some. That often happens because, as Chapter 1 tells us on page 7: “It might sound strange, but it’s true: One of the best ways to become a better writer is by writing.”
Step 7: Revise. Revise. Revise. (See pg. 9 of Chapter 1.)
Step 8: Seek help for known problems that you have. For example, if you know you are still struggling with grammar, then get help from a friend or family member (or the Writing Lab if you are on campus this summer) who can “see” grammatical errors.
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