Question 14
Materials: Access to the Internet or library books.
1. Work in small groups. Choose a specialised cell for your group to focus on. Your teacher may also assign a specialised cell to your group. Some examples of specialised cells are shown here:
2. Research your chosen specialised cell using a variety of sources from the Internet, as well as from the library if you have access to it.
3. Gather information on the structure, function and importance of this specialised cell.
4. Evaluate the sources you have used.
5. Present your results to the rest of the class, ideally as an oral presentation with a poster or similar graphic presentation. You should include information about the cell and also explain briefly how you have selected some sources but ignored others.
1. Work in small groups. Choose a specialised cell for your group to focus on. Your teacher may also assign a specialised cell to your group. Some examples of specialised cells are shown here:
2. Research your chosen specialised cell using a variety of sources from the Internet, as well as from the library if you have access to it.
3. Gather information on the structure, function and importance of this specialised cell.
4. Evaluate the sources you have used.
5. Present your results to the rest of the class, ideally as an oral presentation with a poster or similar graphic presentation. You should include information about the cell and also explain briefly how you have selected some sources but ignored others.
