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Genetic Education Modules for Teachers
As genetics and genomics research advances rapidly through the knowledge gained from the completed human DNA sequence, teachers and educators require new classroom tools to present the rich history, complexity and excitement of the world of genetics and genomics.
These teaching modules include specific teaching plans to present the history, facts and genetic terminology behind the Human Genome Project, and the ethical, legal and social questions surrounding the discoveries and advancements of this research.
Modules
- Gummy Bear Genetics
Brightly colored candy is an appealing tool for teaching genetics lessons. From The Science Teacher
- Genetic Variation
All about genetic variation.
- Genetics in the Laboratory
The uses of genetics in the laboratory.
- PTC Taste Test Activity
An experiment in taste and genes.
- Genetics, DNA, and Heredity: The Basics
Basic information on DNA, genetics and the Human Genome Project.
- Your Family Health History
Learn how to draw your family tree.
- DNA Day Jeopardy!
![Microsoft Word file](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/web/20080916030040im_/http://genome.gov/Images/icons/word_icon.jpg) Jeopardy using answers about DNA, Human Genome Project, Inheritance, more.
- Cloning
A Powerpoint presentation from the University of Utah Genetic Science Learning Center.
- Chromosome Analysis
Powerpoint presentation.
- Ethical, Legal and Social Issues
Discussion Vignettes, National DNA Day, April 25, 2008.
- DNA from the Beginning
A study guide.
- Genetic Mind Reader
A game that reviews some important facts about the Human Genome Project.
- Genetic Timeline
An historical perspective of the discoveries that led to our present understanding of the human genome.
- The Ethical, Legal and Social Implications of Genetic Knowledge
A lesson guide.
Other Resources
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Last Updated: September 15, 2008
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