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  This year the Boston University iGEM team seeks to not only  perform outreach to the local communities but also provide a means to find an  optimal method for outreach.<br />
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  Looking at past iGEM award winners for human practices, we  have concluded that the most popular methods include video, lecture and reading  papers. We wanted to find out which of these methods in addition to several  other methods will be the most effective. We plan to go to Somerville High  School in Somerville Massachusetts where we will divide local students into  four groups where they will be introduced to the topic of synthetic biology in  one of the following forms: <br /><br>
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Looking at past iGEM award winners for human practices, we have concluded that the most popular methods include video, lecture and reading  papers. We wanted to find out which of these methods in addition to several other methods will be the most effective. We plan to go to Somerville High School in Somerville, Massachusetts, on November, where we will divide local students into four groups where they will be introduced to the topic of synthetic biology in one of the following forms: <br /><br>
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 26 October 2012

BostonU iGEM Team: Welcome


Human Practices


    This year the Boston University iGEM team seeks to not only perform outreach to the local communities but also provide a means to find an optimal method for outreach.

    Looking at past iGEM award winners for human practices, we have concluded that the most popular methods include video, lecture and reading papers. We wanted to find out which of these methods in addition to several other methods will be the most effective. We plan to go to Somerville High School in Somerville, Massachusetts, on November, where we will divide local students into four groups where they will be introduced to the topic of synthetic biology in one of the following forms:

     • A lecture, in which Team Adviser Dr. Traci Haddock will teach the students in a lecture style for 20 minutes

     • A video on synthetic biology from a previous iGEM team

     • A group provided with the internet, to search and learn on their own about synthetic biology

     • A discussion group that will be led by one of the iGEM members

    Prior to the education they will receive, the students will receive a survey that will try to obtain an idea of where everyone's starting point with their knowledge on synthetic biology. After the education segment, they again will be given a second survey. After collecting the surveys and analyzing the results, we hope to see which method received the most positive results in terms of knowledge learned and interest generated. Lastly, we will have one large group discussion to get feedback from the students on what they thought about the method to which they were exposed to.