Team:Peking/HumanPractice/Sowing/Guidance

From 2012.igem.org

(Difference between revisions)
m
m
Line 5: Line 5:
subsubitem.style.color='#60b0f0';
subsubitem.style.color='#60b0f0';
listTrigger(sublists_Now);
listTrigger(sublists_Now);
-
subsubitem.innerHTML=subsubitem.innerHTML+' >>>';
+
subsubitem.innerHTML=subsubitem.innerHTML+'>>>';
</script>
</script>
<div class="PKU_context floatR first">
<div class="PKU_context floatR first">
Line 18: Line 18:
In order to more about what high school students thought of Synthetic Biology, iGEM, and our lectures, as well as what supports do they want to get from us, we made a questionaire. After the lectures, 53 students (24 male and 29 female) out of all the audience filled our questionaire.
In order to more about what high school students thought of Synthetic Biology, iGEM, and our lectures, as well as what supports do they want to get from us, we made a questionaire. After the lectures, 53 students (24 male and 29 female) out of all the audience filled our questionaire.
  </p>
  </p>
-
  <div class="floatL">
+
  <div class="floatL" style="margin-left:10px;">
   <a href="/wiki/images/c/c5/Peking2012_Questionaire1.pdf">Questionaire. (Chinese Version)</a>
   <a href="/wiki/images/c/c5/Peking2012_Questionaire1.pdf">Questionaire. (Chinese Version)</a>
   <br /> <br />
   <br /> <br />

Revision as of 15:10, 16 September 2012

Summary

We analyzed the questionaires the students filled after the lectures, and obtained crucial information about their opinions and intention. Guided by the questionaire, we wrote a report to apply for a specific funding for iGEM-HS in Beijing and began to guide three students from the SHSBNU towards their future participation in iGEM competition.

Questionaire Analysis

In order to more about what high school students thought of Synthetic Biology, iGEM, and our lectures, as well as what supports do they want to get from us, we made a questionaire. After the lectures, 53 students (24 male and 29 female) out of all the audience filled our questionaire.

Figure 13. Questionaires

Figure 13. Questionaires.

The datas are of great help. According to Question 1 and Question 4 in the questionaire, we recognized that over three-fifths of students have not heard of Synthetic Biology and over nine-tenths of students have not heard of iGEM competition before our lectures. Therefore it is extremely necessary for us to popularize the concept of SB as well as iGEM before any other actions. What makes us impressed is nealy 60% of students attended desire to take part in the iGEM competition, according to Question 6, which means our lectures of SB and iGEM did attract most of students' interests and enables us to fulfill our goal to guide them towards future participation in iGEM.

Question 1

Question 1

Question 4

Question 4

Question 6

Question 6

Figure 14. Question Analysis for Question 1, 4 and 6

Furthermore, based on the analyses we made it clear what we should do next. As we could see from the datas, there are 40% of students who are not willing to participate iGEM in the future; actually, only a few of them are not interested in SB or the iGEM, so we decided to analysize the reasons behind. According to Quesion 7, out of all the possible reasons "Having little academic support" and "No funding" are the most important. In addition, when we managed to find out what supports do students who desire to participate iGEM need, corresponding to Question 9, we discover that "Elementary Genetic Engineering Techinque" and "Guidance from previous participants" are the most crucial aspects.

Question 7

Question 7

Question 9

Question 9

Figure 15. Question Analysis for Question 7 and 9

In conclusion, our lectures helped to propage the concepts of SB and iGEM competition to high school students, most of who didn't know about those issues. Some students are willing to participate in the iGEM competition while others are not due to academic and financial shortage. Hence, next step we considered to offer some help to the students with interests, like teaching them how to implement elementary molecular cloning experiments; if it is possible, we would also like to guide students and schools to apply fundings from the Education Commission.

  • Totop Totop