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Grouping your source material
This section will introduce you to one way of grouping your source material together - the synthesis grid.
Is this you? Do you:
- try to read everything on the reading list?
- end up with mountains of photocopied material and notes?
- read without trying to establish connections as you go along?
- find yourself overwhelmed by the volume of notes you have taken?
- take notes from the notes … from the notes … from the notes … ?
- start writing and hope it’ll all work out somehow?
If this is you, you need some strategies to help you focus your reading and group what you read into a limited number of major arguments, each with supporting evidence.
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