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Human Disease and Disorder Symposium by
Judy Jones

An Exhibition Project – Biology 2
Assignment Sheet

Description of the project:

  • You will work individually or with a partner (requires prior approval)
  • You will select a human disease or disorder to research. This should be a topic that you are passionately interested in! Your disease or disorder may be genetic, pathogenic, psychological, nutritional/environmental or it may be a disability or aging disorder.
  • You will use materials from libraries, the internet, interviews, etc., to develop a deep understanding of the causes and characteristics of your topic. Interviews make particularly interesting additions to your research. These could be interviews with people who have the disease/disorder or with researchers/doctors/nurses.
  • You will write A RESEARCH PAPER, CONSTRUCT A BROCHURE and PREPARE AN EXHIBITION

Symposium Presentation

  • Your exhibition is in addition to the research paper and the brochure.
  • Be creative! You could present a skit of “a day in the life of the individual” with the disease or disorder.
  • You could create a video, write a drama or documentary, do a photographic journal, write a children’s book, prepare a PowerPoint presentation, or create a classy poster (and we do mean CLASSY!).
  • You might illustrate the characteristics and experiences of people with the disorder/disease through some artistic expression (poetry, painting, sculpture, etc.)
  • You could plan an activity and learning experience that involves a whole classroom of people.
  • You will prepare a dynamic, interesting presentation that you would enjoy experiencing yourself!

Checkpoint Dates

ITEM DUE DATE DUE
Choice of disorder and work plan  
Annotated bibliography of first three sources  
Annotated bibliography of second three sources  
Statement of thesis for research paper  
Rough draft of research paper  
Rough draft of brochure  
Preliminary exhibition plan  
Final draft of research paper  
Final draft of brochure  
Final exhibition plan  
Final exhibition  

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