Model Students in the Molecular and Cell Biology classroom and laboratory can substantively improve the overall...
Model Students in the Molecular and Cell Biology classroom and laboratory can substantively improve the overall learning environment. True or false? Support your answer.
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False
Use of model students in understanding various mechanism of molecular and cell biology will not help in better education because one cannot really understand the mechanism going on inside the body. The experimental conduct for molecular and cellular biology labs is also unethical when it comes to use of humans or students as model for study. When it comes to study of basic anatomy or morphology, the model students can be used but understanding the cellular level requires three dimensional technological aids. This will not even improve the learning environment because the student model can be easily exploited in the study and experiment. Instead it is better to use high end visualization tools and 3-D technology for the whole process.
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