Exemplify (E) 1 Clarifies by providing an example of the initial thought or reading Can be from students own experiences (or as I add in class, from the reading or something the student heard) May express multiple viewpoints (Breadth) At this point, consider the importance of in-text citations and references If written, this is an excellent place for the student to paraphrase a reading or provide a quotation in written work of another with proper citation Literature review synthesis May be an application, a comparison or contrast, the argument that is for or against the topic, a hypothesis about how something could be changed, or the question about the assumptions or values of the author.
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