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Increasingly, Vanderbilt instructors are incorporating blogs into their course design. Course Blogs at Vanderbilt is a mash-up of live feeds representing a wide variety of Vanderbilt courses that use blogging to help students reflect on, comment about, and introduce new ideas to course material. Click on the blog title to view the originating course blog. You can also click on the Participating Blogs tab for links to each blog.ADD YOUR COURSE BLOG TO THIS SITE!
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Category Archives: learning disability
Incorrectly Cracking the Code of Life
After watching NOVA’s 2001 special, “Cracking the Code of Life”, which not only explores the superficial characteristics of DNA but also depicts various bioethical issues, I can’t help but be frustrated with the documentary’s depiction of the Lord family. Each of the twin Lord brothers had a son with Tay Sachs, an awful diagnosis for […]
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Posted in Autism, bioethics, DNA, down's syndrome, Ethics of science, evolution, family, genetic determinism, Genetic discrimination, genetic disorder, genetics, learning disability, missed milestones, NOVA, Science and humanities, Tay Sachs, twins, work force
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