Public interest in stem cell
research is running high. A team of scientists
at your local university has just been given a
very large grant to carry out some work on ways
of instructing both embryonic and adult stem cells
to turn into exactly the tissue needed by a patient.
In your role as a reporter on your
local radio station, you have been told to put
together a five minute slot explaining to listeners
what stem cell research is all about and why this
particular research grant is so important. Plan
out what you are going to say and make a recording
of it to play to your fellow students.
You MUST make a recording, not
deliver your talk in person – a
live performance isn’t the same because
on radio people can only hear you – they
can’t see images or pick up hand gestures
to help them understand what you are talking about.
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- Your audience will
be very mixed in age and scientific knowledge – try
to make sure that you get the basic facts
across to as many people as possible while
interesting everyone.
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