Project Based Learning at W&l
When, if ever, should cloning be considered a morally and scientifically viable option in American society?
The subject of cloning is a difficult one to describe. Imagine two people walking down the street, who are identical in every way. Not only are they indistinguishable from each other visually, but internally, they are precisely the same. This conundrum could be created using a process called “cloning”, a subject surrounded by controversy since its inception as an idea.
Some think that cloning is a revolutionary premise, that could save lives and increase the national survival rate. Others believe that cloning is a crime against man, and that no human should ever attain such power. This is the central focus of our debate. There are obvious pros and cons, but which outweighs the other? Find out by watching the official debate in person on November 7, 2019 at 8:30am EST at Washington and Lee High School. If you missed the debate, you can watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/2ECN8FAaq1I
Some think that cloning is a revolutionary premise, that could save lives and increase the national survival rate. Others believe that cloning is a crime against man, and that no human should ever attain such power. This is the central focus of our debate. There are obvious pros and cons, but which outweighs the other? Find out by watching the official debate in person on November 7, 2019 at 8:30am EST at Washington and Lee High School. If you missed the debate, you can watch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/2ECN8FAaq1I
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Take the survey!Blog PostsRead what students are saying and join the discussion! Take a look at the blog posts Mrs. Ristau's class has written on the subject.
https://nristau.weebly.com/blog/cloning-right-or-wrong-honors-english-12-only We want to know what you think of cloning. Take the survey below:
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