Directions: 1. Choose a partner. 2. Choose a genetic disorder to research (see possible list below). 3. Complete the graphic organizer (Google Docs). 4. Create an oversized pamphlet with the information from your graphic organizer. Include a bibliography. 5. Present your pamphlet to small groups.
Possible Disorders: 1. Cancer (pick a specific type) 2. Celiac Disease 3. Cri du Chat 4. Crohns Disease 5. Cystic Fibrosis 6. Down Syndrome 7. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy 8. Hemophilia 9. Huntingtons Disease 10. Klinefelters Syndrome 11. Marfan Syndrome 12. Neurofibromastosis 13. Parkinsons Disease 14. Phenylketonuria 15. Prader-Willi Syndrome 16. Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) 17. Sickle-cell Disease 18. Stickler Syndrome 19. Tay-Sachs Disease 20. Turner Syndrome 21. Trisomy X 22. Wilson Disease 23. Xeroderma Pigmentosa NOTE *You may choose a disorder that is not on this list with approval *Each disorder is limited to 2 groups per class
Sample Graphic Organizer These questions represent guidelines to help you with your research. You must include all important information in relation to your disorder even if it is not directly asked about in a question shown here. Who: Who is affected (ethnicity, age group, etc.)? What: What is the disorder? What is the cause(s)? What are the symptoms? What tests are used? What is the treatment(s) (if any)? Where: Where in the body does this disorder affect? Is there a specific location where it is more commonly found (ex: a specific country or region)? When: When was it first discovered (ex: named)? When are people diagnosed with it (age)? Why: Why do people get it? How: How does it develop? How is it diagnosed? How is it treated? How long do people live with this disorder? How can we help (ex: research, fundraising, etc.)?
Area 3 2 1 0 Class work Group was consistently on task (90 100%). Group was mostly on task (75 90%). Group was sometimes on task (50 75%). Group was not on task (< 50%). Pamphlet Content Information is complete, specific and detailed in relation to the topic.
o Who o What o Where o When o Why o How Information is complete but is lacking some details in relation to the topic. o Who o What o Where o When o Why o How Information is incomplete or is lacking many details in relation to the topic. o Who o What o Where o When o Why o How Information is not provided or is inaccurate in relation to the topic.
o Who o What o Where o When o Why o How Pamphlet Diagrams / Illustrations All are relevant and greatly enhance understanding of information in pamphlet All are relevant and enhance overall understanding of information in pamphlet Most are relevant or only partially enhanced understanding of information in pamphlet Most were irrelevant, not included or did not enhance understanding of information in pamphlet ELA Guidelines Few (1 3) errors in capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling. Some (4 6) errors in capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling. Several (6 - 8) errors in capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling. Many errors (9+) in capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling. References Minimum of 2 sources are used and correctly referenced Minimum of 2 sources are used but they are not correctly referenced Less than 2 sources are used or referenced No sources were used or referenced Pamphlet Layout: 1. Typed 2. Font type / size 3. Logical organization 4. Clean Meets all 3 criteria. Meets 2 criteria. Meets 1 criteria. Does not meet any criteria. Pamphlet Creativity: 1. Unique 2. Variety of tools 3. Engaging Meets all 3 criteria. Meets 2 criteria. Meets 1 criteria. Does not meet any criteria. Presentation: 1. Speaking (not reading) 2. Volume 3. Pace (few breaks, flows) 4. Posture & Eye Contact Appropriate in all 4 areas. Appropriate in 2 3 areas. Appropriate in 1 area. Not Appropriate. Presentation: Participation All members participated equally All members participated but not equally. Some members participated. Group did not present.
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