Big Idea 4 refers to the overarching concept in AP Seminar that focuses on synthesizing information from multiple sources to develop a well-reasoned argument.
Think of Big Idea 4 as a puzzle. Just like you need to gather different pieces and fit them together to complete a puzzle, in AP Seminar, you gather information from various sources and synthesize it to form a cohesive argument.
Synthesize: Synthesizing means combining different ideas or information from multiple sources to create something new. It's like mixing ingredients from different recipes to create your own unique dish.
Evidence: Evidence is the supporting information or data that strengthens an argument. It's like the bricks used in building construction - they provide support and stability for the structure.
Argument: An argument is a claim supported by evidence and reasoning. It's like presenting your case in court, where you provide evidence and logical explanations to convince the jury of your point of view.
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