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WELCOME BACK!

Let's open up with a wonderful speculative fiction writer who is an alum of College Park. N.K Jemison is a Mac Genius. Here is an interview with Judy Woodruff (PBS)-->

Friday, the parking lot for Coffee Cup memo opens.  Take a week to post, as needed. Here is a resource for you of two takes on a checklist.

Next up, for April+May: your close review of ONE scientifice/technical article. Pick one THIS WEEK.

The central skill in this final assignment (no. 3) concerns the cognitive difference of description and analysis (short Google doc with linkes) and the related task of reflection/integration/synthesis.  The craft element concerns what these intelectual moves look like in a document and how to lead the reader through this complex human endeavor.

Description/Analysis sample: Writing about history of thyroid medication as prelude->>

 

DESCRIPTION

ANALYSIS

Thyroid gland function

Typical malfunction

Diagnosis and medication



Craft in document:

Sources: use authoritative sources to document how large the problem is in terms of population; try to get figures from within the last five years.


Use a trusted summary source about first diagnosis and treatments ( was cow and horse and pig thyroid glands, extracted and dried and placed into rough pills( Circa 1880 or so in US first and then Europe

What are the levels based on (mostly on huge database of thyroid hormones from MALE ONLY subjects)


Broader problem of male-only studies in biomedical science including

Mice and rat models








-->>Transition to integration/reflection

 


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