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| Tools for Learning Biology |
Running time: 3 minutes,
14 seconds |
Students need to acquire intellectual tools to enable them to understand new biological information. Janice Lapsansky describes how these tools can enable students to more effectively learn and discuss bioethics.
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| Ethics in the Laboratory |
Running time: 2 minutes,
7 seconds |
| Ethics can be more effectively discussed in the laboratory section of a general biology class, because of the lab sections' small size, and because students have built relationships with each other during lab exercises throughout the quarter.
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| Ethics Assignment Lessons |
Running time:3 minute, 50 seconds |
In this clip, Janice Lapsansky outlines the benefits that students receive as a result of their studying bioethics. She also describes some of the challenges that can arise, and suggests possible solutions to these challenges. |
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