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vekshin1
3 years ago
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Of scientific research. there is an abundance of information on the internet about new scientific discoveries involving cells, s

uch as cloning and stem cell research, as well as answers to interesting questions about how the cells in our bodies work. people who write about scientific topics need to learn about the topics they are investigating in detail. they also need to use a writing style that is appropriate for the place where their pieces will be published. writing articles for newspapers or magazines is different from writing for the internet. what are some of the latest scientific discoveries about cells that are reported on the internet? what types of scientific questions about the cells in the human body are answered on the internet? how would you summarize this information for publishing on the internet? in this webquest, you will explore new research involving different types of cells, read about how cells in the human body work, and write a summary of one of the topics you researched that is suitable for internet publication. task your job in the webquest is to learn about current research involving different types of cells. you will investigate how scientists studying diverse scientific topics are adding to the current body of knowledge about cells. you also will explore questions and answers about the roles that different cells play in our bodies. you will answer a set of questions to demonstrate what you have learned. once you've explored information to increase your knowledge of developments in cell studies and how cells work in the human body, you'll write a summary about one of the topics you investigated. the purpose of this summary is to write about a scientific topic using a style suited for post
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svlad2 [7]3 years ago
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