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SYNTHESIZING INFORMATION

SYNTHESIZING INFORMATION. The Process of Synthesizing Information. Synthesizing Information. As you read, you constantly accumulate information , and you keep this information in mind by combining smaller facts into larger generalizations.

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SYNTHESIZING INFORMATION

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  1. SYNTHESIZING INFORMATION

  2. The Process of Synthesizing Information

  3. Synthesizing Information • As you read, you constantly accumulate information, and you keep this information in mind by combining smaller facts into larger generalizations. • You summarize, conclude, infer, and generalize, and then your read some more, incorporate the new information, and draw even bigger conclusions.”

  4. For example

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  7. Synthesizing Information

  8. Interesting information aboutOur Brain(2)

  9. KWLP chart

  10. Synthesizing Information

  11. Internet

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  13. Synthesizing Information

  14. Water

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  16. Synthesizing Information

  17. Trees

  18. The world’s tallest tree?The world’s oldest tree?The fastest-growing tree? The world's tallest-growing tree is the coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), which grows along the Pacific Coast of the United States, mainly in California. Interestingly enough, it's not the world's oldest-growing tree; that award goes to a bristlecone pine (Pinusaristata). Bamboois the fastest-growing woody plant in the world; it can grow 35 inches in a single day.

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