Instructions General Instructions for Learning Activities Read/watch all assigned materials for the week. Refer to course materials, cases, and/or statutes to support conclusions. Review the grading rubric for the assignment. Unless instructed otherwise, write answers in correct, complete sentences. Label all parts of the assignment. If responding to numbered questions, number your answers. Use a professional and legible font, such as 12-point Aptos, Arial, Calibri, Times New Roman, etc. Submit work as a file attachment in Word, RTF, or PDF format. Include your name on your uploaded file. Learning Activity: due 11:59 pm ET, Saturday. Background: You and Chong are continuing to work on the Hastings case. Chong explains that synthesizing helps prepare the case. She describes synthesis as the process of collecting several pieces of information and law and tying them together. The process of synthesizing involves: Examining the holding of a case; Analyzing and explaining the standards, factors, criteria, and reasoning that courts apply to the holding in a case to reach a conclusion and resolve a legal dispute; and Describing the law and reasoning courts apply to resolve a specific issue. Chong wants you to draft a Synthesis of the Rationales, an important portion of a complete Synthesis Memo (Project 1). 1. Review the videos Chong has provided for your review (see Overview for links). 2. If you have not done so already, brief the following cases: Deering Woods Co