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1 total messages Started by Carolyn Beckman Fri, 02 Jan 1998 00:00
assignment_1
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Author: Carolyn Beckman
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 1998 00:00
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	Tell the class about the topic that you have been given.  You
have 10 minutes.  You must give each member of the class a one
page summary sheet that explains your topic and lists your references.
The summary must be in your own words.  You will not be allowed to
present your topic unless you have the summary sheet.  People who
attempt to talk more than 12 minutes will be stopped.  The time limit
is meant to force you to organize your material.  You may use notes,
but you may not read your presentation.  Nothing is as uninteresting as a
presentation that is read.  You will do a better job even if you forget
part of what you wanted to say and you make errors.  Note that you
will not be graded on grammar or whether or not you are nervous.  There
is not much you can do about such matters in a short period of time.
You will be graded on organization and what you manage to present about
the subject, but you will not know your grade immediately. It is necessary
to listen to the whole class in order to get an idea of your ranking.
	This first attempt is worth 10 percent. The class is supposed
to ask you questions.  Members of the class are reminded that they are
doing a presentation too.
	For this presentation you may use material from ordinary genetics
textbooks, in addition to material that you find yourself.
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	beckman@clone.concordia.ca
	Carolyn Beckman
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