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The difference between a scoring a four (4) and scoring a five (5) is that the student must deeply analyze the theme. | The difference between a scoring a four (4) and scoring a five (5) is that the student must deeply analyze the theme. A third (3rd) body paragraph just for analyzing will assist you in accomplishing this goal. | ||
In order to analyze you might want to consider the following strategies: | |||
* [[Compare & Contrast]] | * [[Compare & Contrast]] | ||
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* [[Similarities & Differences]] | * [[Similarities & Differences]] | ||
* [[Cause & Effect]] | * [[Cause & Effect]] | ||
* [[Geographic Determinism]] | * [[Geographic Determinism]] | ||
* [[Social Anxieties]] | * [[Social Anxieties]] | ||
* [[Cultural Diffusion]] | * [[Cultural Diffusion]] | ||
* [[Success or Failure]] | * [[Success or Failure]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:45, 23 December 2021
The difference between a scoring a four (4) and scoring a five (5) is that the student must deeply analyze the theme. A third (3rd) body paragraph just for analyzing will assist you in accomplishing this goal.
In order to analyze you might want to consider the following strategies: