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Q Synthesis Exercise Rate My Professor. QUESTION: Below are comments from RateMyProfessor.com about a former North Seattle College instructor (yes she absolutely is a real person and yes she knows I have used her for an exercise). Your job is to read through the reviews and using the two primary rhetorical moves of synthesis – compare/contrast and lens – to develop a claim about this teacher or her students or these reviews. What do you think you know about this instructor based on these reviews? What can you infer about her or her students that requires evidence from multiple texts to support? Be specific and provide support for your claim using quoted material from at least two sources.

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However, she is also very fair, lets you know what her expectations are ahead of time, and offers multiple opportunities for extra credit. In short, be prepared to work for a good grade in her class. The student claims that Ms. Jones is a tough grader but the student contrasts and explains it by saying that she gives enough chances for extra credits and she only expects good work and good grades, thus students have to work hard and sincerely in her class. 2) Her online class had tons of homework. Deadlines every Wed, Thur, Sat, and Sun. Lots of peer