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Lesson Title:
Human Cloning: Is it Biological Plagiarism?
Levels: high school - undergraduate
Summary: In this lesson, students apply scientific principles to personal and social views on human cloning. Students can serve on mock governmental advisory committees, conduct cloning debates, research human cloning regulations … and more! (Note: included are web site evaluation worksheets that are useful for student Internet searches on any topic.)

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Lesson:
https://scienceinstyle.com/biotech/lessons/mcgeelessons.pdf
    

This lesson accompanies the article "Primer on Ethics and Human Cloning" at https://scienceinstyle.com/biotech/mcgee.html

 
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This lesson includes article content and extension questions, as well as activity handouts for different grade levels. It has been written by a science educator to specifically accompany the above referenced article.
» To open the lesson's PDF file, you need Adobe Acrobat Reader (free software).
» Send feedback or suggestions to editor@actionbioscience.org.

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