Solution-How is the technology applied to the real world | Homework Helpers

Biology

PART 1: Written Presentation Outline

For each of the four sections below, provide a written paragraph (5-7 sentences) summarizing your research and outlining what information you plan to use in your presentation. ( HUMAN CLONING )

1. Technical Overview (This will be information for 2-3 slides)

In this section, provide background about the topic. Provide an overview of the topic in general, answering the following questions: How does it work? What is the purpose? How is the technology applied to the real world?

2. Summary of Arguments for the Topic (This will be information for 2-3 slides)

Summarize research that supports your topic. In this section, provide facts and avoid personal bias. Present a factual overview of the benefits of the topic and how it enhances human life. If you were to argue for the support of the topic, what information would you provide to educate people on the topic?

3. Summary of Arguments Against the Topic (This will be information for 2-3 slides)

Summarize research that refutes your topic. In this section, provide facts and avoid personal bias. Present a factual overview of the pitfalls of the topic and how it negatively impacts human life. If you were to argue against the topic, what information would you provide to educate people on the topic?

4. Current Perspectives on Your Topic (This will be information for 2-3 slides)

In this section, provide a general overview of the current attitudes about your topic. Consider current research areas and ethical issues. What is the current attitude in the media? Are there new rules or laws being considered in the United States? To get started, consult reliable news sources (e.g., CNN, New York Times, your local news) and search for your topic.

PART 2: References

Include at least five sources that you intend to use for your project below in APA 6th edition format.

In aIDition to the APA-formatted citation, include a brief summary of the information from the source and your justification for using the source.