Page 21 - Introduction & Preamble

This the lecturer may aid by setting questions such as ‘what

evidence can you find?’ or ‘what is the relationship between?’
Synthesis occurs through creatively or divergently applying

prior knowledge and skills to achieve a new or original

whole. Here questions such as ‘how would you estimate the

results for?’ or ‘can you predict the outcome if?’ should be
posed to encourage amalgamation. Finally, evaluation of

materials based on personal values and opinions that

culminate in an end result with a given rationale but without

right or wrong answers should be encouraged by posing
questions such as ‘what judgment would you make about? or

‘how would you evaluate?’