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Genetic engineering
Technologies for defence
Synopsis
Interactive lesson furthering students' understanding of genes, DNA and their role in reproduction. Assumes prior knowledge of cloning for reproductive / therapeutic purposes. Introduces the concept of genetic engineering and encourages debate around the issue with much source material considering ethics of various situations where gene modification is considered e.g. stem cell research, genetic engineering, biological warfare, famine.
MOD Topic
Technologies for defence
Curriculum Checklist
2.1 a, b, c.
Curriculum Links
- Citizenship
- PSHE / PSD
- English
Prior Knowledge
Genes and their role.
Chromosomes and where they are found.
The role of DNA.
Learning Outcomes
Lower ability students will:- Recall what genetic engineering is.
- Recall what 'genetically modified' is.
- Recall how a genetically engineered plant can be produced.
- Recall why genetic engineering is carried out.
- Assess the value of genetic engineering.
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of genetic engineering.
Lesson code
SC5
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