ATARMAxxing · SACE English as an Additional Language revision notes
Paraphrasing and synthesising sources without copying
Paraphrasing and synthesis
What this note covers
- Why copying is the costliest habit in Section 2
- A five-step paraphrasing method with a worked example
- Paraphrasing techniques: a toolkit for changing words and structure
- Summarising: reducing a passage to its essential point
- When and how to quote
- Synthesis: making sources talk to each other
- A practice routine and an editing check for copying
7 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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