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Site Map: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. Teachers' and students' views. How to make videos. Why make videos in teaching? Genes, DNA and Reproduction. When does life begin? History of the HGP. Genetic tests in action. Stem Cells and Cloning. Stem cells and therapeutic cloning. Ethical issues in research. GM vs traditional plant breeding. Safe for the environment? CITES and Endangered Species. Greenhouse gases and greenhouse effect. Think â Globalâ act â Localâ.

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e-Science for Schools: 05/01/2007 - 06/01/2007

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A scrapbook for the "Towards making GRID-enabled schools' eScience usable and useful". Basically links to technology stuff for science learning. Tuesday, May 15, 2007. Scientists compile massive encyclopedia. A new project in the states that allows people to access and contribute to a Biology and species web resource collection:. BEEP and PEEP :-) 21st Century Science on the web. BEEP stands for BioEthics Education Project. PEEP stands for Physics Ethics Education Project. Monday, May 14, 2007. Collabora...

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SimPhysics

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This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site you agree to our use of cookies. To find out more, see our Privacy and Cookies. IOP Institute of Physics. For physics • For physicists • For all. You are here > Education. 62; I am a teacher. 62; Resources for the classroom. I am a teacher. Resources for the classroom. Supporting the Level 3 Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) in physics. Teaching astronomy and space. Voicebox: The Physics and Evolution of Speech. Zip file, 4.96 MB). Word, 44 KB).

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Environmental Ethics: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. What value does the environment have? Farmland, rainforest, desert, meadow, river, mountain, tundra or sea? Do we value it because it is useful or because it has a value in of itself? These are some of the questions environmental ethicists hope to answer, and quickly, because the extent of the human population and its associated technology mean we are now able to cause more damage then ever before.

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About BEEP: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. BEEP stands for BioEthics Education Project. It is an interactive website and virtual learning environment for secondary school science teachers and their students. It is a teaching resource developed to highlight the moral, ethical, social, economic, environmental and technological implications and applications of biology. Raise science teachersâ confidence in dealing with â difficultâ topics, uncertainty and debate.

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What is Bioethics?: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. Sometimes called moral philosophy, is concerned with how we should decide what is right and what is wrong. The science of life, is concerned with the normal structure and function of living things at various levels of organisation. Usually incorporates biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology and medicine (human and veterinary). To the molecular level. Science is full of. Clip length: 1m 20s. If you can see this button.

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Search By Syllabus: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. Search By Syllabus . Search for topics by awarding body, subject and specification reference. Please note: This facility is no long being updated. Looking for something specific to go with the course you teach or are studying? Use this tool to help you match up your course requirements to resources on BEEP. Find a topic - Choose:. Step 1) Choose your Awarding Body.

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How Science Works: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. How Science Works . Science under the microscope. Ethical questions can arise over the nature of science and the way scientists work. How do scientists produce evidence for a theory? What pressures do they work under? Can scientists influence their results? How much confidence can we have in their findings? What is the probability that their latest theory is correct? These pages unpick some of these issues for you.

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A-Z teaching controversial issues in science / biology: BEEP BioEthics Education Project

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Jump to main content. Jump to main menu. Jump to top menu. Genes, DNA and Reproduction. A-Z list of BEEP Topics. Teaching controversial and social issues in science / biology. CITES and Endangered Species. Teaching controversial and social issues in science / biology. Teaching controversial and social issues in science / biology. Causes of climate change. Evidence and future predictions. Negative consequences of climate change. Stem Cells and Cloning. History of the HGP. EPO and other Peptide Hormones.